A teacher is using questioning techniques to develop her students' ability to see others' viewpoints and perspectives. Which of the following sets of questions would best accomplish this goal?

While this set of questions prompts students to articulate their reasoning and provide examples, it primarily focuses on clarifying their own viewpoints rather than exploring opposing perspectives. This approach does not effectively encourage students to consider or understand alternative viewpoints.

These questions emphasize the clarification of concepts and the generation of further inquiries. However, they do not specifically challenge students to consider differing perspectives or viewpoints, which is crucial for developing an understanding of others' views.

This option encourages self-reflection on assumptions but does not directly facilitate the exploration of contrasting viewpoints. While it aids in critical thinking, it lacks the specific focus on understanding opposing perspectives that the correct answer provides.