A topic map

graph G {
  node [shape=box];
  Logic -- "Psychology of reasoning";
  "Formal methods" -- Logic;
  "Formal methods" -- "Computer science";
  "Programming language design" -- Logic;
   "Programming language design" -- "Computer science";
  "Computer science" -- Logic;  
  "Psychology of reasoning" -- Psychology;
  Logic -- Philosophy;
  Statistics -- Evaluation;
  "Is-ought problem" -- Philosophy;
  "Is-ought problem" -- Evaluation;
  Logic -- Counterfactuals;
  Counterfactuals -- Evaluation;
  Psychology -- Evaluation;
  "Mental health research" -- Psychology;
  "Mental health research" -- Sociology;
  "Mental health research" -- Evaluation;
  Counterfactuals -- Statistics;
  Logic -- Statistics;
  "Causal inference" -- Philosophy;
  "Causal inference" -- Logic;
  "Causal inference" -- Evaluation;
  "Causal inference" -- Statistics;#
  "Causal inference" -- "Computer science";
  Sociology -- Evaluation;
  "Psychosocial studies" -- Sociology;
  "Psychosocial studies" -- Psychology;
  "Psychosocial studies" -- Psychoanalysis;
  "Mental health research" -- Psychoanalysis;
  "Group relations conference" -- Psychoanalysis;
}

Draw here

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Suggested citation: Fugard, A. (2024, December 21). A topic map [blog post]. https://andifugard.info/topic-map/

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