B16 STA. MONICA, John Zedwin R.

September 10, 2019

12- Pascal Intrapersonal Learning

Simple Concept Paper

The overview of a research or a thesis that provides ideas about the focus of the
research and its significance. It is usually written in 2-3 pages. (Editage.com, 2019). Spickard
(2005) asserted that loopholes are being examined in a concept paper because these might be
proven wrong in the future of the study.

Conjunctive Concept Paper

A conjunctive concept paper is a concept paper that is exhibiting a conjunctive concept

about something that is being discussed. Hunt (2017) asserted that if there are two ubiquitous
attributes that are being emphasized, it is a conjunctive concept. He also said that a conjunctive
concept is easier to understand for it shares a common ground, one example is “GEK patterns
are now large and green.”

Disjunctive Concept Paper

According to noteaccess.com (1993), a disjunctive concept is an “either-or” concept that

discusses an object that has multiple attributes but only referring to one, and it usually uses the
conjunction “or.” According to American Psychological Association, it is a concept that focuses
on one of the many features being resembled by an object. An example is “People with black
hair or brown hair.”
 Connotative Concept Paper

A person must be pushy if he or she seeks of a career opportunity because if that person
does not exert effort, there will be no doors open to him/her that will lead to a successful life. A
person must show how he or she really wants that job through his or her resume.
(Smartrecruiters.com, 2012)

Absolute Concept Paper

A student works really hard, he doesn’t sleep at night just to get his school works done.
(Softschools.com, 2010)

References:

Hunt, E. (2017). Concept Formation. Retrieved from https://britannica.com/topic/concept-

formation/age-and-conceptual-behavior

Conceptualization (1993). Retrieved from noteaccess.com/MODES/conceptualization.htm.

Spickard, J. (2005). Retrieved from

sociology.morrisville.edu/perpetual/writing/what_is_a_concept_paper.htm

Disjunctive Concept (n.d). Retrieved from dictionary.apa.org/disjunctive-concept