my predictor variables and language learning strategies the criterion variables.

Any assistance
please.
Regards,
Renatha
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1. Regoniel, Patrick SEPTEMBER 5, 2020

Dear Renatha, as I’ve mentioned, the conceptual framework is your own construction based on
the theories you have reviewed. It is just fine to have a combination of theories to come up with
your own idea on how things are related. That’s how science works. We synthesize previous
findings.
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2. Cristina Prund SEPTEMBER 8, 2020

Dear Patrick,
I wrote a paper on how the COVID-19 has affected the labor market and now I have to write the
conceptual framework.
I would like to know if the conceptual framework has to be a different chapter in the paper or I
have to write only 2-3 sentences about what I intend to do with my study?
In the case I have to write only 2-3 ideas, in which chapter(Introduction, methodology,
conclusion, etc) should I introduce the conceptual framework?
Thanks a lot!
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3. Regoniel, Patrick SEPTEMBER 9, 2020

Dear Cristina, considering that the conceptual framework provides the “map” of your study, it
should be placed after introducing your topic and reviewing the literature. It’s your construct of
how things are related after seeing others’ viewpoints where you saw a “gap” on what has
already been done. If you are using the IMRAD format, that means you have to integrate it in
your Introduction.
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4. RAMAP DAVID BINVEN BEDDING SEPTEMBER 23, 2020

VERY GOOD MATERIAL FOR STUDENTS LIKE ME . THAN
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5. Dowell OCTOBER 8, 2020
im asking your advice guys, because our research topic is learning challenges in new normal and
im having a hard time citing authors ugh help me
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6. Regoniel, Patrick OCTOBER 11, 2020

Dear Dowell, please read this article to guide you on how to go about your review of
literature: https://simplyeducate.me/2018/02/16/review-of-literature/
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7. Twinky Paayas Dagoyo NOVEMBER 15, 2020

Hi, my research topic is Demographics of unemployed residents in barangay indulang what are
the variables here?
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 Regoniel, Patrick NOVEMBER 15, 2020

Dear Twinky, you are the one who should define your variables in your demographics.
Demographics is the study of a population so the variables you will consider will be
factors like age, educational attainment, sex, years unemployed, etc. The variables you
include will depend on the objectives of your study.
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8. Lizy NOVEMBER 15, 2020
Hi … I have finished designing the conceptual framework for my study. I want to ask what I
should do with the variables in the framework. Am I supposed to define the variables or to
explain them?. If an explanation is needed, then how should I go about it?
Please do assist, I am greatly in need of some assistance.
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 Regoniel, Patrick NOVEMBER 17, 2020

Dear Lizy, if it is a thesis, you will need to include the variables in the Definition of
Terms section of your study. Define the words in your study using a reference
(conceptual definition), or define them as you intend them to mean (operational
definition).
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9. cindy cuyno NOVEMBER 30, 2020

Good day! Thank you so much for this very informative post about the conceptual framework. I
was able to understand it now. It’s very organized and well-explained.
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10. Regoniel, Patrick DECEMBER 1, 2020

Dear Cindy, good day, too. I am glad that you find this article very informative. I’m happy that
my writing has served you well just like the others. Keep safe…
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11. Atabongwoung Gallous JANUARY 15, 2021

Dear Patrick,
Good day. A question please, must the variables that are used in the conceptual framework
appear on the literature review? Or can one use other variables of a concept that are not
mentioned in the literature review or in the research proposal?
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12. Regoniel, Patrick JANUARY 16, 2021

Dear Atabongwoung,
You can always add a variable that you find relevant in your study. Relevance means that you
have a sound basis for adding that variable. It may be something that you yourself observed to
influence the dependent variable but found no reference material to cite. You must, however,
watch out for spurious variables, meaning, variables that may have an effect but which may be
just coincidental.
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13. Ramir Torreces MARCH 5, 2021

Do descriptive studies require a conceptual framework?
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 Regoniel, Patrick MARCH 12, 2021

Yes. You may develop a conceptual framework for a qualitative study but it all boils
down to the study’s objectives. Qualitative studies may not always require a
conceptual framework. I discussed this concern in my ebook on conceptual
framework.
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14. yolanda MARCH 19, 2021

I am doing a lived experience qualitative study, How do I decide on a conceptual framework
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15. Gemma APRIL 16, 2021

Good day! I would like to seek help because. I am struggling with my conceptual framework of
on my quantitative research. my title is Factors of Cigarette Smoking Among Student
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16. Shijia APRIL 23, 2021
Hello, I am interested in learning more about the conceptual framework and wanted to buy the
second edition of your eBook. However, the Paypal link doesn’t seem to work, despite multiple
trials. Would you mind looking into this issue? Thanks!
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