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Answering "Why" with "Yes or No"

On WikiAnsers, the most likely reason people answer 'why' questions with "yes" or "no" is that they skim the question, rather than reading it thoroughly.

When talking to people face-to-face, it could be that the person is attempting to avoid answering the question.

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Q: Why do people answer why questions like they are yes or no questions?
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