7.1 Homogeneous

7.2 Mutually Exclusive

7.3 Exhaustive

7.4 Structured

7.3 Exhaustive

Build complete listings: Exhaustive structures 

First when all aspects of a superordinate topic are covered by the bullet points beneath it is an outline considered to be exhaustive. Breaking down Central Europe into Germany, Austria, Switzerland, and Belgium is not exhaustive.

7.3.1

Build exhaustive arguments

If some important arguments relating to a specific question are left out, the answer will not be convincing.

7.3.2

Build exhaustive structures in charts

The structures presented in charts should also be exhaustive, in other words adding up to one hundred percent.

7.3.3

Build exhaustive structures in tables

As with charts, the structure presented in tables should also add up to one hundred percent.