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07. Mindmapping

After you've brainstormed, mindmapping is a great way to sort out your keywords into groups, topics, categories, etc


Our example:

mindmap: conformity, generation gap, rebellion, protest

mind map: popular culture, drugs, music, leisuremind map: role models, conservative values

mind map: protest, gender roles, race relations


Stop & check. Next step: stop & check

  
The Big6.

Related Links:

Mind mapping advice from James Cook University

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