For principles such as Maieutics, Irony, and Dialectic, follow-up prompts focus on guiding deeper reflection, recognizing contradictions, and integrating opposing viewpoints into a refined understanding. For Maieutics, prompts such as "How do your previous findings in this field shape your understanding of this new observation?" encourage users to reflect on prior knowledge and build upon it systematically. Irony-based prompts, like "Isn't it surprising that we classify this reaction as spontaneous despite requiring external energy input?", push the model to recognize contradictions and question implicit assumptions. Dialectic prompts, such as "How do the contrasting explanations provided by Theory A and Theory B inform a more comprehensive understanding of this phenomenon?", facilitate structured comparisons and help integrate differing perspectives. By incorporating these principles into CoT prompting, models can engage in deeper reasoning that extends beyond factual recall to synthesis and critical evaluation.