Question

Annie, a professor of management studies, wants to organize a collaborative project with her students to help them understand various aspects of marketing. She writes down the project goal in a circle in the center of a large sheet of paper. She and her students then brainstorm to identify the tasks that must be done to achieve the goal. She asks the students to write each task in a circle on the sheet and draw lines connecting the various circles. In this scenario, Annie is using a process called:

Answer 1

Mind mapping

Step-by-step explanation:

Mind mapping is commonly known as a graphic technique. It is used simply for showing or representing ideas, simply by using words, images, symbols, and color. It is patterns based and found in nature and research on how humans think and use their minds. It used to articulate and capture thoughts, ideas, and information as it is a connected relationships that uses structure and logic to thoughts, ideas, and information.

Furthermore, it it characterized by a central main idea, secondary ideas (or topics), also has other many layers of ideas (or sub-topics) importantly to fully capture and articulate the concept.