"Linking Terms (from Jonassen, 1990, page 110, Table 5.4, based on Fisher,)" Italics indicate terms also used in Armbruster's mapping system "Bold italics indicate terms used in Armbruster, but not Jonassen, Fisher" Symmetric Relations is opposite of is same as has sibling is independent of has synonym is equal to is near to is opposed to is similar to is not similar to Inclusion Relations (common) has part/is part of contains/is contained in composed of/is part in includes/is included in has example/is example of has instance/is intance of Characteristic Relations has characteristic/is characteristic of has property/is property of has attribute/is attribute of has kind/is kind of has type/is type of describes/is described by defines/is defined by denotes/is denoted by models/is modelled by has advantage/is advantage of implies/is implied by is above/is below has disadvantage of/is disadvantage of has functions/is a function of has size/is size of is higher than/is lower than Action Relations causes/is caused by uses/is used by solves/is solution for exploits/is exploited by decreases/is decreased by increases/is increased by destroys/is destroyed by impedes/is impeded by influences/is influenced by determines/is determined by enables/is enabled by absorbs/is absorbed by acts on/is acted on by consumes/is consumed by converted from/converted to designs/is designed by employs/is employed by evolves into/is evolved from generates/is generated by modifies/is modified by originates from/is origin of provides/is provided by requires/is required by regulates/is regulated by sends to/receives from does not cause Process Relations has object/is object in depends on/has dependent has result/results from organizes/ is organized by has subprocess/is subprocess of proposes/is proposed by has process/is process in concludes/is concluded by has input/is input to Temporal Relations has step/is step in occurs before precedes/follows has stage/is stage in defines/restates/clarifies "most important example, property or cause/effect" is greater than/is less than and or