Develop a concept mapping exercise for a high school basic psychology class. What would be important elements to the map?
What will be an ideal response?
Concept mapping refers to creating a visual presentation of a concept's connections and hierarchical organization. For example, superordinate concepts must first be established (for example, the different paradigms in psychology) and then specific details that belong to each (for example, theories or techniques that relate to each concept).
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