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Synonyms & Similar Words
brainstorming
idea generation
concept mapping
mental mapping
thought process
idea mapping
cognitive mapping
mental modeling
visual thinking
creative thinking
problem solving
idea formation
mental imagery
visual representation
diagramming
charting
outlining
note taking
information mapping
knowledge mapping
thought organization
mental clarity
idea organization
conceptual framework
mental structure
cognitive framework
idea development
thought development
mental expansion
creative planning
strategic planning
innovative thinking
critical thinking
analytical thinking
logical thinking
methodical thinking
systematic thinking
thorough thinking
meticulous thinking
Meaning of Mind Mapping
The primary meaning of "Mind Mapping" refers to a visual technique for generating and organizing ideas, concepts, and information.
Definitions
- A diagram used to represent words, ideas, tasks, or other items linked to and arranged around a central key word or idea.
- * A visual representation of information that uses words, images, and colors to create a map of ideas and concepts.
Etymology of Mind Mapping
The term "Mind Mapping" originated in the 1970s, coined by British author and consultant Tony Buzan, who popularized the technique as a way to visually organize and connect ideas.
The word "map" comes from the Old French "mappe," meaning "cloth" or "tablecloth," which was used to describe a flat, two-dimensional representation of an area.
Example Uses
- She used mind mapping to brainstorm ideas for her new business venture.
- * The team created a mind map to organize their thoughts and come up with a plan.
- * Mind mapping is a great way to visually represent complex information and identify patterns and relationships.
Antonyms & Near Antonyms
linear thinking
logical reasoning
analytical thinking
methodical approach
step-by-step process
sequential thinking
rigid thinking
conventional thinking
traditional approach
narrow-mindedness
close-mindedness
unimaginative thinking
uncreative thinking
uninspired thinking
dull thinking
mundane thinking
ordinary thinking
straightforward thinking
uncomplicated thinking