I don’t think this is a good illustration of point 6. The video shows a string of manipulative leading questions, falling short of the ” in a way that they would endorse” criteria.
When people understand that a string of questions is designed to strong arm them into a given position they rarely endorse it. It seems to me that point 6 is more about benevolent and honest uses of leading questions.
Admittedly, I am making the assumption that ” in a way that they would endorse” means “such that if people understood the intent that went into writing the string of questions in that way they would approve of the process”.
As aptly demonstrated:
I don’t think this is a good illustration of point 6. The video shows a string of manipulative leading questions, falling short of the ” in a way that they would endorse” criteria.
When people understand that a string of questions is designed to strong arm them into a given position they rarely endorse it. It seems to me that point 6 is more about benevolent and honest uses of leading questions.
Admittedly, I am making the assumption that ” in a way that they would endorse” means “such that if people understood the intent that went into writing the string of questions in that way they would approve of the process”.