Socratic Questions to be used in Neurological testing

Description of the Dataset
This dataset represents a structured mind map of the six types of Socratic questions. It is designed to help visualize the relationships and hierarchy between the central concept of Socratic questioning and its various types. Here is a detailed breakdown of the dataset:

Nodes:

The dataset includes a central node, "Six Types of Socratic Questions," which is the root of the mind map.
There are six child nodes representing the different types of Socratic questions:
Conceptual Clarification Questions
Probing Assumptions
Probing Rationale, Reasons, and Evidence
Questioning Viewpoints and Perspectives
Probing Implications and Consequences
Questioning the Question
Edges:

The edges in the dataset represent the connections between the central concept and each of the six types of questions. Each edge links the root node to one of the child nodes, illustrating the relationship and structure of the mind map.
Visualization:

The mind map is visualized using the NetworkX and Matplotlib libraries in Python. Nodes are displayed as blue circles, and edges are represented as gray lines connecting the nodes.
The layout of the graph is determined using a spring layout, which arranges the nodes in a way that simulates a force-directed graph drawing algorithm. This ensures a visually appealing and easy-to-understand representation.
This dataset provides a clear and organized way to understand the six types of Socratic questions, facilitating educational and cognitive activities by offering a visual tool for learning and reference.