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12 Cards in this Set
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Roots from a number of theories that have been developed from different perspectives. |
THEORETICAL FRAMEWORK |
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Needs to be sorted under main themes and theories. |
THEORETICAL FRAMEWORK |
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Highlights agreements and disagreements among the authors and sources. |
THEORETICAL FRAMEWORK |
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Identifies the unanswered questions or gaps. |
THEORETICAL FRAMEWORK |
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Basis of your research problem. |
CONCEPTUAL FRAMEWORK |
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It stems from the theoretical framework and usually focuses on the section/s which becomes the basis of your study. |
CONCEPTUAL FRAMEWORK |
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Describes the aspects you selected from the theoretical framework. |
CONCEPTUAL FRAMEWORK |
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2 TYPES OF VARIABLES |
DEPENDENT VARIABLE INDEPENDENT VARIABLE |
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also known as the variable that is being affected. |
DEPENDENT VARIABLE |
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is the effect. Its value depends on changes in the independent variable. |
DEPENDENT VARIABLE |
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also known as the variable that affects. |
INDEPENDENT VARIABLE |
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is the cause. Its value is independent of other variables in your study. |
INDEPENDENT VARIABLE |
