One person leads you to another person who leads you to another, and when you put all of that material and information together, sift through it, and evaluate, you come up with the closest to the literal truth that you're going to get.
When it comes down to the review period, I'll evaluate you, and you'll evaluate yourself.
If you ask it a complex question, it evaluates all the possible meanings and determines what is being asked.
It does mean that you will get there because you are observing, thinking, evaluating; you are parenting actively.
"You look at it, evaluate it and learn from it".
Deciding whether to have children is so difficult because it requires evaluating benefits you simply cannot know or understand unless you experience them firsthand.
So it would be gradual exposure and some basic cognitive work, maybe, like a behavioural experiment: how much do you think this is going to be difficult, how was it, re-evaluate when you come back… so behavioural stuff plus basic cognitive stuff around that too.
When you evaluate something, you measure it against some standard.
