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    The document discusses the theoretical framework in research. It defines a theoretical framework as a symbolic construction that uses concepts, facts, variables and their relationships to explain an observed phenomenon. The theoretical framework justifies the research problem and provides parameters. It includes components like concepts, variables, assumptions, hypotheses, propositions, constructs and models. Developing a strong theoretical framework involves identifying key concepts and variables, reviewing relevant literature, developing a conceptual framework, identifying hypotheses and research questions, testing the framework, and writing it up. The theoretical framework provides direction, validity, enables comparisons and facilitates communication for research.

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    The document discusses the theoretical framework in research. It defines a theoretical framework as a symbolic construction that uses concepts, facts, variables and their relationships to explain an observed phenomenon. The theoretical framework justifies the research problem and provides parameters. It includes components like concepts, variables, assumptions, hypotheses, propositions, constructs and models. Developing a strong theoretical framework involves identifying key concepts and variables, reviewing relevant literature, developing a conceptual framework, identifying hypotheses and research questions, testing the framework, and writing it up. The theoretical framework provides direction, validity, enables comparisons and facilitates communication for research.

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    The document discusses the theoretical framework in research. It defines a theoretical framework as a symbolic construction that uses concepts, facts, variables and their relationships to explain an observed phenomenon. The theoretical framework justifies the research problem and provides parameters. It includes components like concepts, variables, assumptions, hypotheses, propositions, constructs and models. Developing a strong theoretical framework involves identifying key concepts and variables, reviewing relevant literature, developing a conceptual framework, identifying hypotheses and research questions, testing the framework, and writing it up. The theoretical framework provides direction, validity, enables comparisons and facilitates communication for research.

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    Conceptual Framework and


    Paradigm
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    Carmela Manaog
    Irish Guiruela
    Maureen Salazar
    Melody Dotillos
    The Theoretical
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    CARMELA E. MANAOG DR. ELLEN C. PRAXIDES


    REPORTER PROFESSOR
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    WHAT IS THEORETICAL
    FRAMEWORK?

    It is one of the components of a research


    problem that can help integrate the
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    The theoretical framework shapes the


    justification of the research problems in
    order to provide the legal basis for
    defining its parameters.
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    The theoretical framework is a symbolic
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    construction which uses abstract concepts,


    facts or laws, variables and their relations
    that explain and predict how an observed
    phenomenon exists and operates.
    ) ) ) ) ) ) ) ) ) COMPONENTS OF
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    THEORETICAL FRAMEWORK

    • Concepts
    • Variables
    • Assumptions
    • Hypothesis
    • Propositions
    • Constructs
    • Models
    ) ) ) ) ) ) ) ) ) CHARACTERISTICS OF
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    THEORETICAL FRAMEWORK

    • Conceptual clarity
    • Logical coherence
    • Empirical relevance
    • Parsimony
    • Flexibility
    • Testability
    • Applicability
    ) ) ) ) ) ) ) ) ) THEORETICAL FRAMEWORK
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    EXAMPLES

    • Social Learning Theory


    • Maslow’s Hierarchy of Needs
    • Ecological Systems Theory
    • Feminist Theory
    • Cognitive Behavioral Theory
    • Attachment Theory
    • Critical Race Theory
    ) ) ) ) ) ) ) ) ) ADVANTAGES OF
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    THEORETICAL FRAMEWORK

    • Provides a clear direction


    • Increases the validity of the research
    • Enables comparisons between studies
    • Helps to generate hypothesis
    • Facilitates communication
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    How to Write Theoretical


    Framework
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    IDENTIFY THE KEY


    CONCEPTS AND VARIABLES
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    REVIEW RELEVANT
    LITERATURE
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    DEVELOP A CONCEPTUAL
    FRAMEWORK
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    IDENTIFY HYPOTHESES AND


    RESEARCH QUESTIONS
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    TEST YOUR THEORETICAL


    FRAMEWORK
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    WRITE UP YOUR
    THEORETICAL FRAMEWORK
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