The Conceptual Framework Section of a Research Proposal Should​

question 25

Multiple Choice

The conceptual framework section of a research proposal should​

• A) ​clearly specify the research questions, hypotheses, variables and operational definitions.
• B) ​flow in part from the literature review.
• C) ​justify why you chose to study the research questions, hypotheses, and variables.
• D) ​Do all of these.
• E) ​None of the above

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Definitions:

Scientific Conduct

The practices and principles that guide the ethical and reliable pursuit of scientific research and experimentation.

Four Tests

A set of criteria or examinations applied to assess the validity, reliability, or quality of something, though the specific tests can vary based on context.

Empirical Reasoning

A way of thinking that relies on observation and experience to draw conclusions, as opposed to theoretical or speculative approaches.

Scientific Thinking

The process of using systematic and logical reasoning to evaluate hypotheses and reach conclusions based on empirical evidence and experimentation.