The framework and conceptual map for a study: a. are always ...

[james9437]

The framework and conceptual map for a study:
 
  a. are always included in the study report.
  b. are usually clearly identified in the report.
  c. often must be inferred by the reader from the text of the report.
  d. should be referred to only at the end of the study.

Question 2

Which of the following is true about the relationship between a study framework and the hypotheses?
 
  a. Hypotheses are inductively identified within the stated framework.
  b. If the hypotheses are stated, the researcher does not need to have a framework.
  c. The hypotheses are not meant to be testable, but the framework is.
  d. The framework and hypotheses must be congruent with each other.

[olderstudent]

Answer to Question 1

ANS: C
Every study has a framework. Unfortunately, in some studies, the ideas that compose the framework remain nebulous and vaguely expressed. A conceptual map graphically shows the interrelationships of the concepts and statement in a theory.
Unfortunately, this is not always true. Every study has a framework. Unfortunately, in some studies, the ideas that compose the framework remain nebulous and vaguely expressed. A conceptual map graphically shows the interrelationships of the concepts and statement in a theory.
Sometimes they are, but sometimes the reader has to figure them out. Every study has a framework. Unfortunately, in some studies, the ideas that compose the framework remain nebulous and vaguely expressed. A conceptual map graphically shows the interrelationships of the concepts and statement in a theory.
The framework and conceptual map should be part of the literature review, in the early portion of the study. Every study has a framework. Unfortunately, in some studies the ideas that compose the framework remain nebulous and vaguely expressed. A conceptual map graphically shows the interrelationships of the concepts and statement in a theory.

Answer to Question 2

ANS: D
In a well-thought-out study, the researcher would explain abstractly in the framework why one variable is expected to cause the other. Concretely the idea would be expressed as a hypothesis to be tested through the study methodology.
Hypotheses must be clearly identified. The correct answer is The framework and hypotheses must be congruent with each other. In a well-thought-out study, the researcher would explain abstractly in the framework why one variable is expected to cause the other. Concretely the idea would be expressed as a hypothesis to be tested through the study methodology.
The framework provides the foundation for the study, hypotheses flow from it. In a well-thought-out study, the researcher would explain abstractly in the framework why one variable is expected to cause the other. Concretely the idea would be expressed as a hypothesis to be tested through the study methodology.
Hypotheses are exactly what are tested in a research study. In a well-thought-out study, the researcher would explain abstractly in the framework why one variable is expected to cause the other. Concretely the idea would be expressed as a hypothesis to be tested through the study methodology.

[james9437]

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[steff9894]

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