Key Points A cause-and-effect diagram is a visual tool for organizing possible causes of a problem. It allows users to determine if there are relationships between potential causes. It does not ...

Many STEM images are best described by linear, narrative description. Nonetheless, such "traditional" descriptions of purely visual images (e.g. a drawing of a paramecium or a math diagram) benefit ...

A substantial part of the study of kinship after Rivers involved visualizing relationships in systematic, comparable form. For anthropologists, the genealogical diagram is a piece of graphic shorthand ...