CONCEPTUAL

FRAMEWORK
CONCEPTUAL FRAMEWORK

 From the review of the literature,

and after obtaining the key
variables that will be used in the
study, the researchers can formulate
a tentative theoretical/conceptual
scheme for the research problem.
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 A conceptual model , as indicated
by Houser (2008), is a
visualization/diagram of a group of
phenomena involving more than
one conceptual map in which
interrelated phenomena are linked
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together for broader interpretation
models may be simple, citing only a
small number of concepts and
relationships, or may be complex
and multi-faceted.
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Simple or complex models both
demonstrate theoretical
relationships still require a written
description of concepts being
represented.
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 Conceptual framework/model specifies

the key variables showing

interrelationships. In other terms, a
synthesis of review of related literature
and key variables translated into
symbolic terms or diagram to depict
what the research problem ought be to
like and how ought be viewed.
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The conceptual framework is

usually represented by the
Independent-Dependent
Variable Model
VARIABLE

An attribute that varies; it is any

quantity of a person, group, or a
situation that varies or takes on
different values.
INDEPENDENT VARIABLE

This is the variable presumed to

be the cause or influencing
factor for the dependent
variable; in experimental
situation, it is the
intervention/treatment or
manipulated variable
DEPENDENT VARIABLE

This is the variable hypothesized

to depend or be caused by
another variable (the
independent variable)