Zártkérdéseket

Zártkérdéseket, a Hungarian term, translates to "closed questions" in English. This refers to a type of question that can be answered with a simple "yes" or "no," or a very limited range of options. Unlike open-ended questions which encourage detailed responses, closed questions are designed to elicit specific, concise information.

The primary purpose of closed questions is to quickly gather factual data, confirm understanding, or narrow down possibilities. They are frequently used in surveys, questionnaires, and interviews where efficiency and clarity are paramount. For example, "Are you over 18?" or "Did you attend the meeting yesterday?" are classic closed questions.

While effective for gathering specific data, closed questions can limit the depth of information obtained. They may not allow for nuance, explanation, or the discovery of unexpected insights. In some contexts, relying solely on closed questions can lead to superficial understanding or miss important details that a more open-ended question might uncover. The strategic use of closed questions, often in conjunction with other question types, is key to effective communication and data collection.