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conceptual framework

conceptual framework

is used to show relationships among these ideas and how they relate to the research study

conceptual framework

might be used to determine survey questions or data points, or to generate a hypothesis for explanations and predictions

conceptual framework

includes formal theories, concepts, and empirical findings to show relationships among ideas and their relevance to the study

IPO

model is commonly used in illustrating the conceptual framework of research. Here are the steps to create an IPO conceptual framework

Select a Topic

Choose a research topic that interests you and is relevant to your field of study

Create a Research Question

Formulate a clear and specific research question that your study aims to answer

Review the Available Literature

Conduct a thorough review of existing literature related to your research topic to understand the current state of knowledge in the field

Identify the Variables

Determine the key variables that will be the focus of your study. These variables can be independent, dependent, or control variables

Outline the Relationships

Define the relationships between the identified variables. This step involves understanding how the variables are connected and influence each other within the context of your research

Create the Model

Develop a visual diagram or model that summarizes the concepts of your study using the IPO model. This model should represent the input, process, and output of your research

conceptual framework

based on the researcher's understanding and interpretation of the topic.

conceptual framework

based on the researcher's understanding and interpretation of the topic.

rrl

a separate paper or a part of an article that collects and synthesizes discussion on a topic.

rrl

Its purpose is to show the current state of research on the issue and highlight gaps in existing knowledge. It examines significant studies, theories, and concepts published in scholarly sources on a particular topic

thesis statement

should include the central idea of your literature review and the primary

supporting elements you discovered in the literature.

Introduction

should clarify the study topic and the depth of the information to be delivered. It should also explain the types of sources used.

thesis statement

typically put at the end of the introductory paragraph.

Main Body

This part must provide an abstract or overview of further existing research on the issue.

conclusion

shows the generalization of the topic.