Here the questioner is trying to ascertain how a person thinks about the situation, what motivation is ascribed to key participants in the story and the relation of individuals and events. You are still gathering information and there is usually little motion in your questions - but you might be surprised. Sometimes these questions trigger strong feelings, or unanticipated motion. These questions are concerned with body sensations, emotions and health. It is important not to skip over these questions.
Feelings often interfere with thinking, trust and imagination.
Listening to and honoring the personal consequences of an event or issue is important in freeing the person to think about the area. Simply listen respectfully and when you sense the person is ready, move on. They may return to this level from time to time naturally. Some people may wish to spend very little time in the feeling level, while others may get lost in feeling and need some encouragement to move into a more dynamic discussion. Now we start asking questions that increase the motion.