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Concepts, Conceptual, Theoretical Flashcards

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is a process of executing various mental acts for discovering and examining facts and information to prove the accuracy and truthfulness of your claims or conclusions about the topic of your research

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RESEARCH

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CHARACTERISTICS OF RESEARCh

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ACCURACY
OBJECTIVITY
TIMELINESS
RELEVANCE
CLARITY
SYSTEMATIC
ETHiCAL

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it must give factual and exact data in which should be correctly and appropriately documented or acknowledged

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ACCURACY

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it must deal with facts and not with mere opinions

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OBJECTIVITY

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it must work on a topic that is fresh, new, and interesting to the present society

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TIMELINESS

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the topic must be instrumental in improving society or in solving problems affecting the lives of people in a community

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RELEVANCE

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it must succeed in expressing central point or discoveries by using simple, direct, concise, and correct language

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CLARITY

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it must take place in an organized or orderly manner

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SYSTEMATIC

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respect preferences on matters of confidentiality, independence or freedom

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ETHICAL

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PURPOSES OF RESEARCH

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to learn how to work independently
to learn how to work scientifically or systematically
to have an in-depth knowledge of something
to improve your reading and writing skills
to be familiar with the basic tools of research and various techniques of gathering data
to free yourself to a certain extent from domination or strong influence

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TYPES OF RESEARCH

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BASED ON APPLICATION OF RESEARCH METHOD
1. PURE RESEARCH
2. APPLIED RESEARCH

BASED ON PURPOSE
A. DESCRIPTIVE RESEARCH
B. CORRELATIONAL RESEARCH
C. EXPLANATORY RESEARCH
D. EXPLONATORY RESEARCH
E. ACTION RESEARCH

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deals with ideas, principles, or abstract
concepts

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PURE RESEARCH

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this type of research may increase knowledge about a particular subject with its nature of discovery and application

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PURE RESEARCH

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deals with societal problems or issues

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APPLIED RESEARCH

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this research is conducted with the purpose of answering a question or solving a problem

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APPLIED RESEARCH

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defining or giving verbal portrayal or picture of a person, thing, event, a group, or a situation among others

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DESCRIPTIVE RESEARCH

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shows relationships or connectedness between two factors, circumstances, or agents called variables that affect the research

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CORRELATIONAL RESEARCH

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Based on changes changes
in variables:

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  • Positive Correlation
  • Negative Correlation
  • Natural Observation
  • Survey Research
  • Archival Research
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“causal research”. Focuses on the reasons behind the occurrence of something and on the present or future effects of such happening

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EXPLANATORY RESEARCH

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“formulative research” has the purpose of exploring a certain topic, specifically, one that was not given clear explanations or results in previous research studies

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EXPLORATORY RESEARCH

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clearer understanding of
the research problem

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EXPLORATORY RESEARCH

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an ongoing practice of the school, an organization, a community, or any institution for the purpose of obtaining results that will bring about improvements in the system

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ACTION RESEARCH

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carried out in different areas of knowledge, frequently conducted in the field of education

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ACTION RESEARCH

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Non-numerical Highlights human experience People’s thoughts, beliefs, feelings, views, and lifestyles

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QUALITATIVE RESEARCH

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Involves measurement Uses percentages, fractions, and numbers

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QUANTITATIVE RESEARCH

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APPROACHES TO RESEARCH

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  1. SCIENTIFIC OR POSITIVE RESEARCH
  2. NATURALISTIC APPROACH
  3. TRIANGULATION APPROACH
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serves as a guide in the conduct of the study

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THEORETICAL FRAMEWORK

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serves as a roadmap that show how your research fits into what is known

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THEORETICAL FRAMEWORK

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WHAT TO INCLUDE IN A THEORETICAL FRAMEWORK

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  • the basis of the decision through the literative review
  • what needs to be proven in the research
  • how the researcher can go
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THEORETICAL FRAMEWORK USES:

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  • basis as to how the studies will be investigated
  • refers to theory, principles, or model to guide him in the conduct of study
  • application of theory, principle or model
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used to explain, predict and understand phenomena

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challenge the existing knowledge

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HOW DO WE WRITE A THEORETICAL FRAMEWORK

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3C’s:
- CONTENT
- CONNECTION

2T’s:
- THEORY
- THEORIST

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3 PARAGRAPH STRUCTURE

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  • FIRST PARAGRAPH
  • SECOND PARAGRAPH
  • THIRD PARAGRAPH
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introduce the theory

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FIRST PARAGRAPH

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state the content of the theory

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SECOND PARAGRAPH

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indicate the connection of the theory

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THIRD PARAGRAPH

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a written or visual presentation that explains either graphically, or in narrative form

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CONCEPTUAL FRAMEWORK

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conceptual framework represents way of thinking about a problem or a study or way of representing how complex things are

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BORDAGE, 2009

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the conceptual framework “sets the stage” for the presentation of the particular research question that drives the investigation being reported based on the problem statement

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McGaghie et al. 2001

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CONCEPTUAL FRAMEWORK SHOULD COVER

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  • tentative relationships; dependent and independent
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where does the conceptual framework fit in research

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  • RESEARCH PROBLEM
  • AIMS AND OBJECTIVES
  • LITERATURE REVIEW
  • CONCEPTUAL FRAMEWORK
  • RESEARCH QUESTIONS
  • DATA COLLECTION AND ANALYSIS
  • INTERPRETATION OF THE RESULTS
  • EVALUATION OF THE RESEARCH
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purpose of CONCEPTUAL RESEARCH

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  • identify relevant variables
  • define variables
  • have an idea of analysis
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is used in the broad sense to refer to an abstraction

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are mental images or ideas relating to phenomena or objects

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STEPS IN DEVELOPING CONCEPTUAL FRAMEWORK

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  1. Identifying the relevant concepts
  2. Defining those concepts
  3. Operationalising the concepts
  4. Identifying any moderating or intervening variables
  5. Identifying the relationship between variables
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Four Models of Conceptual Framework

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Equation
Overlapping Domains
Equational Diagram
Ecological Model

48
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variable that is changed

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INDEPENDENT VARIABLE

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variable affected by the change

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DEPENDENT VARIABLE

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presents a systematic way of understanding events, behaviors and/or situations

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is a set of interrelated concepts, definitions, and propositions that explains or predicts events or situations by specifying relations among variables

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are formulated to explain, predict, and understand phenomena and, in many cases, to challenge and extend existing knowledge, within the limits of the critical bounding assumptions

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is an idea to explain something, or a set of guiding principles

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