Clarifying questions provide a pause, delaying the urge to jump to reactions, while probing questions offer judgment. We want to encourage the former and avoid the latter.

Probing question examples: How important is it to you to invest in companies aiming to deliver a net benefit to society? Why do you feel uncomfortable investing in different types of stocks?

2. Probing questions. Probing questions help you uncover the root cause of employee issues. They are the grownup version of asking “why” a hundred times.

Ritual questions give your brain time to process the torrent of data you encounter every day. According to Colonel Eric Kail, the former course director of military leadership at the U.S. Military ...

Chemical probe efforts over the past decade have targeted numerous protein classes and biological pathways. For example, protein kinases (Nat. Chem. Biol. 9, 3–6, 2013), G protein–coupled ...

Parmesan cheese from Italy, ketchup from the United States, sauerkraut and sausage from Germany, and Vegemite from Australia are all examples of umami-rich foods.

Career Probing Questions You Should Ask Yourself Your honest answers to these self-appraisal questions could change your life. Posted June 20, 2014 | Reviewed by Ekua Hagan ...

For example, Coatsworth says people can learn to become aware of less intense emotional states and take actions to prevent the escalation to more intense states.

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For example, Marone explains, a 1-kilogram block of granite on the surface emanates a tiny but measurable amount of heat (about as much as a .000000001 watt light bulb) through radioactive decay.