Conceptual and Theoretical Framework Flashcards
- It is similar to a skeleton.
- Designed to support or enclosed something
- Serves as the building blocks for the foundation or bases of the study.
framework
- This serves as the foundation of the study
- This is a conceptual idea that is used to describe, explain, predict, or understand a certain phenomenon
- Concerned with determining cause and effect relationships
- Researcher cites and discuss related theories that serve as the foundation of the variables and their relationship to make their study more scientific.
THEORETICAL FRAMEWORK
- Illustrates what the researcher expects to find in research; it guides the researcher by giving clear directions to the research
- It explains the major variables in the study. It is a diagram representing the relationship or connections of variables.
Conceptual Framework
- It is a diagrammatic presentation of the study
- A pattern, model, or set of forms which contains particular elements
- It is a scientific imagination expressed graphically by drawing or sketches.
PARADIGM OF THE STUDY
this model is used when the statements of the problems are all factor-isolating questions.
IPO model (input-process-output)
model that used in experimental based studies
IV-DV model
used when relating and assessing the influence between two or more variables
PC Model (predictor-criterion model) –
used in research studies that propose a program or any intervention measure
-P model
used when the researcher presents an original paradigm.
POM Model (proposed original model) –
ENUMERATE THE MODELS OF THE STUDY
- IPO model (input-process-output)
2.IV-DV model- - PC Model (predictor-criterion model)
- -P model
- POM Model (proposed original model)
- Is a tentative prediction about the relationship between of two or more variables in a population under study.
-It translates into a prediction of expected outcomes.
-Commonly used in an experiment-type research, formulated particularly before the conduct of an experimental-quantitative research.
HYPOTHESIS
ENUMERATE THE KIND OF HYPOTHESES
-Simple Hypothesis
- Complex hypothesis
-Directional hypothesis
-Non-directional hypothesis
- Null Hypothesis
formulated when predicting a relationship between an independent variable and dependent variable
Ex:
The nature of teachers is related to the nature of students.
There is a relationship between the level of exercise and weight retention among elementary school children.
Simple Hypothesis
formulated when predicting the relationship of two or more independent variables to two or more dependent variables.
Ex:
There is no significant relationship between the profile, classroom leadership, and management skills and the school’s performance of Sunday school teachers.
The personal profile and professional profile of subject coordinators affect the level of performance of the teachers.
Complex hypothesis
– specifies not only the existence but also the expected direction of the relationship between the independent and dependent variables.
-The higher the intake of fiber, the lower is the weight of the physical mass.
- The types of promotional campaigns positively affect the level of patronage of customers
Directional hypothesis