About this example
This conceptual diagram uses three illustrative concepts: context, intervention, and outcome. Context and intervention each have an arrow pointing to outcome; there is no arrow between context and intervention.
Open the example and replace each box with concepts defined in your study. The arrows are user-specified propositions, not estimated coefficients or evidence of causation. State your intended interpretation in the figure caption and supporting text.
Keep enough space for readable box labels and arrowheads. Selecting a box does not add selection marks to exported artwork. For a sequential layout, use the three-step process example; for several parallel concepts, use the educational framework.
The data
| Box 1 | Context |
|---|---|
| Box 2 | Intervention |
| Box 3 | Outcome |
| Arrow 1 | Context → Outcome |
| Arrow 2 | Intervention → Outcome |
Arrows are supplied relationships, not inferred results. Open the example, replace the data with your own, and export the figure as SVG, PDF, PNG or TIFF.