The Nuance Difference: "疑問" vs "積極的"

In Japanese, both 疑問 and 積極的 are often translated to English but have distinct usages. 疑問 (ぎもん (gimon)) represents "doubt, question, uncertainty" (Level: N2) and typically represents Refers to a point of doubt or a question that arises from uncertainty or skepticism, not a simple inquiry like 質問. On the other hand, 積極的 (せっきょくてき (sekkyokuteki)) translates to "positive, proactive, active, assertive" (Level: N2) and is used for Describes an attitude or action of being forward-thinking, taking initiative, and actively participating. It's often used as a な-adjective. Mixing these up can sound unnatural to native Japanese speakers!