One leading question can get the same information as a series of organized, interlocking, nonleading questions.

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A leading question can often guide the respondent to a particular answer, whereas a series of nonleading questions can provide a more comprehensive understanding of the topic being discussed. Thus, one leading question may not necessarily gather the same information as a series of well-structured questions.

One Leading Question Can Get the Same Information as a Series