STUDENT A’s QUESTIONS (Do not show to Student B)
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What springs to mind when you hear the word ‘aromatherapy’? |
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What do you know about aromatherapy? |
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Do you think aromatherapy is a good form of medicine? |
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How does aromatherapy work? |
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What does someone have to study to become an aromatherapist? |
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Would you like to try aromatherapy to cure your ills? |
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Do you think aromatherapy could be dangerous? |
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Would you like to work as an aromatherapist? |
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What do you think aromatherapists think of people who doubt aromatherapy? |
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Would you like to learn about aromatherapy and become your own doctor? |
STUDENT B’s QUESTIONS (Do not show to Student A)
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Do you know anyone who has tried aromatherapy? |
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What smells make you feel good? |
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Why are the oils used in aromatherapy called ‘essential’ oils? What do you think is essential about them? |
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Do you like the idea that aromatherapy uses natural products like lavender oil and peppermint oil? |
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Do you think aromatherapy could be effective for reducing stress, helping you sleep, and making you study better? |
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If aromatherapy works, why do you think it is not used in most of the world’s hospitals? |
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Do you think aromatherapy can help with things like broken bones? How? |
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Do you think aromatherapy is just a “hippy thing”? |
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Do you think there are smells that are bad for our health? |
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What would you really like to know about aromatherapy? |
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