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Questioning techniques In this MindTools video, learn how asking the right questions is an important part of communication. Types of questioning techniques include open and closed questions as well as funneling questions.

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Asking questions by Michael Shermer Asking the right questions can get the other person to make your point for you to agree that you are right. Some clarifying questions that you can ask about someone's position or belief. This video is from the course Communicating through Disagreement.
Excel by asking questions by Eric Zackrison This video is from the course Listen to Lead. Asking questions allow one to dig deeper, so it's essential to learn the various types of questioning techniques.
Using questions to foster critical thinking and curiosity by Joshua Miller Critical thinking and asking the right questions leads to more answers and a more empowering life. Learn how to leverage the power of questions to move your team, leadership, and career to the next level.

Web Resources

Nine questioning techniques to engage your team This article by Skillpacks contains nine questioning techniques that will allow you to effectively connect with your team, build consensus and get results.
Good communication skills: Open ended questions In this article published by About Leaders, learn how good communication skills will help you handle difficult conversations with employees. So, how do you go about preventing conflict and positively motivating people?