CONCEPTUAL AND THEORETICAL FRAMEWORK Flashcards

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a foundational review of existing theories

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Theoretical Framework

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serves as a ROADMAP or BLUEPRINT for developing arguments in supporting research

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Theoretical Framework

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can be made up of theories, principles, and concepts (TPC)

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Theoretical Framework

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Overview of the theory that the research is based on

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Theoretical Framework

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WHAT IS IPO?

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INPUT - PROCESS - OUTPUT

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This theory suggests that individuals determine their own social and personal worth based on how they compare themselves to others.

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SOCIAL COMPARISON

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WHO CREATED THE SOCIAL COMPARISON THEORY?

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LEON FESTINGER

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WHAT IS PROCESS?

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the method by which the variables are collected and synthesized

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illustrate the expected relationship between your variables. It defines the relevant objectives for your research process and maps out how they come together to draw a conclusion

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Conceptual Framework according to (Swaen and George, 2022)

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“It is a bit like a blueprint. It provides an outline of how you plan to conduct the research for your thesis…

“Writing a conceptual framework can not only help to guide your thesis to ensure that your thesis stays on track, but it also helps to guide fellow researchers is advisers who are analyzing your thesis.”

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Conceptual Framework according to Maria Magher

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What should be in a conceptual framework?

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(VCT) Variables, concepts, theories, and/or parts of other existing frameworks

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WHAT IS OUTPUT?

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the problem, phenomenon, transformation or the OUTCOME of the variables

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Can be a graphic/visual or a narrative – but should always be explained and cited

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CONCEPTUAL FRAMEWORK

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6
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Falls inside of a larger theoretical framework

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CONCEPTUAL FRAMEWORK

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WHAT IS INPUT?

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the variables that causes the problem, phenomenon, or transformation

7
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IPO of Experimental Group

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Experimental Group - Pre test - Project VLOGI Intervention - Post Test

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IPO of Controlled Group

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Controlled Group - Pre Test - Prevailing Method - Post Test