You ask a peer "What's your favorite color?" and they answer "Blue." What's a good follow-up question?
Why is that your favorite color?
True or False — Once you ask one question and get an answer the conversation topic is done.
False- ask a follow-up
You ask "What did you do this weekend?" and your friend says "I went to the park." What could you ask next?
Any related follow-up (e.g. What did you do there?)
Why do we ask follow-up questions instead of just moving to a new topic?
It shows you're interested and keeps the conversation going
Is asking a question during a conversation expected or unexpected?
Expected
Is talking about something totally unrelated to what your friend just said expected or unexpected?
Unexpected
Is staying on the same topic as your friend expected or unexpected?
Expected
Is talking for 5 minutes straight without letting the other person talk expected or unexpected?
Unexpected
Is making an on-topic comment about what your friend said expected or unexpected?
Expected
Is walking away while your friend is still talking expected or unexpected?
Unexpected
Is starting a conversation with a peer at lunch expected or unexpected?
Expected
Is not responding at all when a friend asks you something expected or unexpected?
Unexpected
Is interrupting your friend in the middle of their sentence expected or unexpected?
Unexpected
Give an example of an unexpected conversation behavior.
Any reasonable example (walking away off-topic comment)
Your partner says "I got a new dog." Ask your first question.
Answer 17: Any relevant question (e.g. What kind of dog?)
Why do we ask multiple questions before commenting in QQQC?
It shows genuine interest and keeps the conversation balanced
