Peripatetic effect
- When we ask another person for advice about something that interests us and we get them to be interested in it.
- it is possible that due to the effect of mirror neurons , which generate empathy and neural alignment between two people, both can find a solution to a real problem.
- This is not a manipulative system, but a method of thinking called peripatetic , in which, through questions, we can help other people reach conclusions that they feel as their own .
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