Which describes an effect of a successful leading question? It focuses the opponent on an argument or perspective that doesn't actually exist. It forces the opponent to focus on false information. It subtly prompts the opponent to respond the way you'd like him or her to. It makes the opponent focus on a negative emotion, such as fear or doubt.

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11 November, 19:30

Which describes an effect of a successful leading question? It focuses the opponent on an argument or perspective that doesn't actually exist. It forces the opponent to focus on false information. It subtly prompts the opponent to respond the way you'd like him or her to. It makes the opponent focus on a negative emotion, such as fear or doubt.

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Sage Wallace · Answer 1

The answer is c. It Subtly prompts the opponent to respond the way you'd like him or her to.

Jeremy Woods · Answer 2

I think the correct answer would be it subtly prompts the opponent to respond the way you'd like him or her to. These are questions that would encourages one that is asked to say what is the desired answer. Hope this answers the question.