text: Another way seeking multiple opinions can help someone make better choices is by getting multiple solutions. For example I needed help on my math homework. I went to my Mom first and asked her for help. The work was on multiplication and division. My mom took a look at my homework and started to explain a method I could use to conquer multiplication and division faster. I understood the method but I didnt like it very much. I thanked her then went to my dad. I asked him if he knew a way to solve my work also. Luckily he did and showed me how to do it. I liked his way more, although it did take longer to do. I finally completed my homework using my dad's method. Another example of this is when I was in third grade. I was completing my math work and got an answer for a problem. My answer was 5/10ths. I then asked my friend Generic_Name his opinion on my answer and he said that it was wrong. I asked him what he got and he said 1/2. Together we went to the teacher and asked who was write. He said that we were both right, however, in this case we needed to simplify. This meant that Generic_Name was right. In both of these examples I got multiple opinions and multiple solutions and through these answers I learned better options for me.