Socratic questionnaires

These are dynamic thought experiments: you make a judgment, then an interlocutor asks you to explain and tests your explanation in various ways. While a static questionnaire records your first answer and stops, a Socratic questionnaire sees what happens to your answer when some pressure is put on it. The method is described in Hansen, Francis & Greening, “Socratic Questionnaires,” Oxford Studies in Experimental Philosophy 5 (2024).