coercive 

My son told his Teacher: My Dad played the clipping game with his foot and I fell in the snow then we both laughed, (Teacher) You said: Your Dad kicked you to make you fall and hurt yourself in the snow? This would generally confused the child to make it sound worse then what it really was. Flipping Child Psychology known as Reverse Psychology.

To trick someone into giving you the answer they want to hear: A counselor can use Coercive questions on a child to turn a lie into the truth usually against a parent. To over exaggerate a situation of a false lie: A technique involving the advocacy of a belief or behavior that is opposite to the one desired, with the expectation that this approach will encourage the subject of the persuasion to do what actually is desired tricking ones mined

coercive by $noopyCcuT December 29, 2017

Coursively 

Pronounced (cor'siv'ley)

A combination of "of course" and "obviously". To emphasis the obviousness of it... and emphasis how dumb the question or consideration is.......

Girl 1: I am going to marry Prince Harry soon and be the next princess.

Girl 2: Coursively you can't, you're not as "common" as Kate Middleton.

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Blonde 1: Does bacon come from pigs?
Bloke 2: Coursively it does!!!!

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Child 1: "Can pigs really fly?!"

Parent: Coursively NOT, it's just what people say to show that something is very unlikely to happen.

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Bloke 1: I'm gonna go and pull that hot girl over there...

Bloke 2: Coursively that is not going to happen coz you look like a total dog!

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Coursively by Fizzabella June 9, 2011