Theory Selection: A brief theoretical framework to guide your study (1-2 pages; 50 points),-
In writing this part of your research proposal:
Clearly describe the framework, concepts, models, or specific theories that underpin your study. This includes noting who the key theorists are in the field who have conducted research on the problem you are investigating and, when necessary, the historical context that supports the formulation of that theory. This latter element is particularly important if the theory is relatively unknown or it is borrowed from another discipline.
Position your theoretical framework within a broader context of related frameworks, concepts, models, or theories. There will likely be several concepts, theories, or models that can be used to help develop a framework for understanding the research problem. Therefore, note why the framework you’ve chosen is the appropriate one.
The present tense is used when writing about theory.
You should make your theoretical assumptions as explicit as possible. Later, your discussion of methodology should be linked back to this theoretical framework.
Don’t just take what the theory says as a given! Reality is never accurately represented in such a simplistic way; if you imply that it can be, you fundamentally distort a reader’s ability to understand the findings that emerge. Given this, always note the limitations of the theoretical framework you’ve chosen [i.e., what parts of the research problem require further investigation because the theory does not explain a certain phenomena].
ATTACHED ARE MY PREVIOUS RESEARCH PAPERS RELATED TO THIS TOPIC , IN WHICH SHOULD BE USED IN REFERENCE FOR THIS PAPER. EVERYTHING SHOULD TIE IN TOGETHER AS ALL OF THIS WILL BE TURNED IN COLLECTIVELY.
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