A diagram used to represent words, ideas, tasks and other items linked to and arranged radially around a central key word or idea. This visual is freeflowing and has little limitations. Any idea that enters the mind can be inserted into the mind map.

Shows how affecting perspectives affect the main process from all sides. The four different forces are but not limited to: open questions, positive experiences, prior knowledge, and negative experiences.

The dilemma diagram is a visual used to help solve a problem that has multiple solutions. It maps out possible outcomes to choose the best solution through evaluating events, reasons, consequences and final outcomes.

This visual is a hierarchically structured thinking and communication technique used to preceded good structured process / writing. It can also assist in speech making or explaining a process thoroughly.

A sort of idea mapping but general ideas are grouped together to end as final idea. This visual is useful if there are many suggestions for a process and this visual will show how the final solution was created.

Similar to the evocative knowledge map, the concept map is a diagram showing relationship among concepts connected with labelled arrows, in a downward-branching hierarchical strcture.

Maps out processes on a circular graph and shows relationships among processes by linking them to eachother. It also processes visual flow effects and successions which the strategy will allow thus mapping out a potential process plan.

Provides a structure ensuring a strong theoretical and conceptual basis and solid analysis. Vee diagrams are a useful process breakdown tool that has a central focus question at the top with theoretical and conceptual information along the left side, a concrete study at the point of the V, and analysis and evaluation along the right side.