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Difference between a Theoretical and Conceptual Framework (Theoretical…

- - - - 3) relates to specific ideas the scholars use in their research study
        
        4) presented as the research scholars’ own constructed model they use to showcase the relationship between the variables in the research work. It takes the form of model adaptation in existing theory
        
        5) not to widely accepted, for being researchers’ own answer to the research problem they defined
        
        6) build a model that demonstrates how a research investigation is conducted logically
        
        7) consists of key concepts that are relevant, explaining the existing relationship between variables and how researchers demand to respond to research problems
- - - - example of the theoretical theory:
        
        example of the theoretical theory:
        
        Culture Theory
        
        Cognitive Theory
        
        Behavioral Theory
        
        Transformational Theory
  - - - 3) It provides a general or broader set of ideas within which a study belongs
        
        4) always presented in the shape of a model that supports a research study
        
        5) almost widely accepted,it is needs to be well developed and designed
        
        6) provides a direction for approaching the unknown research in a specific discipline
        
        7)consists of theories that appear to be connected to the research proposition
- - - - 3) Sire, J. (2004). Naming the Elephant: Worldview as a Concept. Downers Grove, IL: InterVasity. Grant, C. & Osanloo, A. (2014)
        
        4) https://exploringacademia.com/difference-between-theoretical-and-conceptual-frameworks/
        
        5)Formulating and Evaluating Theoretical Frameworks for Career and Technical Education Research. Journal of Vocational Educational Research, 26(1), Maxwell, J. (2004).