Brainstorming your topic is an essential first step to research. Mind mapping is a good way to visualize and track your brainstorming. Use one of the mind maps below to generate and capture your ideas. Start with your main topic in the center and then break down the different aspects or subtopics into one word or simple phrases. Suggested areas of exploration include:
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