text: Asking for the wisdom of others will also give one another point of view. Asking for advice can be for something as simple as picking out an outfit. For example, a mother and a daughter go shopping together to pick out a dress for homecoming. The girl wanted her mother to be there because if she liked a dress and her mother did not, she would want to know why. The girl would also want to know what dress looked best. If she had two favorites and couldn't decide between the two, her mother would offer her advice for which dress to choose. After buying the dress, the girl would feel better about her pick. Although, before homecoming this girl had to get into high school. To get into this high school she had to take an interview. Before the interview, she goes to her mother, who has interviewed people to get into medical school, and asks her what she looks for in a student and what to say and what not to say. Her mother tells her that she hates when people do not look at her even though she is the one asking questions. Also, she finds it a bit odd if one doesn't have any questions for her. The next day, she makes sure to look at the person speaking and ask questions when it is her turn. She leaves the room feeling much better that she took her mothers advice. The new point of view from advice can help solve problems and know what one is to expect.