A theoretical framework is a foundational structure that guides research by providing a clear lens for understanding and analyzing the relationships between variables. It integrates existing theories and knowledge to form a coherent system that supports the formulation of hypotheses and interpretation of results.

Theoretical Framework

theoretical framework

foundational structure

guides research

clear lens

understanding and analyzing

Sometimes, things can change together, like how when it gets colder, we wear more clothes. We call these things 'variables', and when one changes, it might make another change too.

relationships between variables

existing theories

coherent system

formulation of hypotheses

The interpretation of results involves analyzing data outcomes to draw meaningful conclusions and determine their implications within a specific context. This process requires critical thinking to assess the validity, reliability, and significance of findings, ensuring they align with the research objectives and contribute to broader knowledge or decision-making frameworks.

interpretation of results

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