It's the former situation, in which questions tap into some underlying set of worries or concerns of participants, that may be most like what happens in real-life settings. If some insight could be gained from how researchers can work around this problem to your own experiences, this could help you as you reword or rephrase questions that may be uncomfortable to the other person. You can also learn whether some people just prefer to remain silent.
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