Question

Sometimes when interviewing, you might ask a type of closed question when you
meant to ask an open question such as, "Did you see what happened on Dave
Chappell last night?" instead of asking, "What happened on Dave Chappell last
night?"
Leading Push
Open-to-Closed Switch
Double-Barreled Inquisition
Bi-Polar

Answer 1

Answer: Bi-Polar

Explanation:

When a bi-polar question is asked, it takes the form of a yes or no question when in fact the person who asked it wants more of a detailed explanation of the subject at hand instead of a simple yes or no.

When you asked if the person saw what happened to Dave Chappelle, the person could easily reply with either a yes or a no which would not be good for you because you wanted to know what it was that happened to Dave Chapelle.