Theoretical and Conceptual Framework in Research

Theoretical Framework and Conceptual Framework of a Research Prepared by Rochelle Bea T. Rosalinas , LPT Research Teacher LEARNING OBJECTIVES At the end of this chapter, the students will be able to: 1. Formulate the ______ of your study; and 2. Construct a diagram representing the conceptual/theoretical framework of your study. (This diagram is also known as a paradigm).

THEORY FRAMEWORK A concept formulated to explain, predict, and understand a ______ Skeleton, a basic structure or frame of reference designed to support something

THEORETICAL FRAMEWORK It is formulated from an existing theory/theories that serve as the building blocks or skeleton for the foundation or bases of the ______.

THEORETICAL FRAMEWORK The researcher cites and discusses related theories that serve as the foundation of the variables and their relationship, to make the study more scientific and understandable to ______.

Theoretical framework strengthens your ______

It permits the readers to evaluate your topic or the research problem ______

Connects the researcher to existing ______

Having a theory helps the researcher identify the limits of ______

Makes the research to focus on questions of ______ and how

Title of theory: ______

Author/Proponent: Stephen ______

Theoretical principles: ______

Relationship/relevance to the present study: Tinto’s theory is most relevant to students who reside on campus who may have the greatest opportunities to successfully integrate into college ______

Common Theory: Connectionism Theory by Edward ______

Common Theory: Cognitive Load Theory by John ______

Common Theory: Hierarchy of Needs by Abraham ______