Characteristic 2 - Expressed schematically
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Qualitative Conceptual Frameworks
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Introduction
How qualitative conceptual frameworks can be used
Uses - Introduction
Use 1 - Data collection
Use 2 - Represent data
Use 3 - Design Table of Contents
Use 4 - Write/Re-Write Objectives
Levels of Abstraction
Levels of abstraction
Characteristics of a good framework
Introduction
Characteristic 1 - Clear and explicit structure
Characteristic 2 - Expressed schematically
Characteristic 3 - Defined concepts
Characteristic 4 - Explains relationships
Characteristic 5 - Soundly developed concepts
Characteristic 6 - Parsimony vs. reductionism
Characteristic 7 - Theory development
Characteristic 8 - Transferable
Use characteristics to evaluate strengths and weaknesses
Antecedents & Consequences Framework
Part 1 - Explanation
Part 2 - Examples of titles
Part 3 - Examples of frameworks
Process and Content Models
Explanation
Examples of Qualitative Conceptual Frameworks
Example 1 - Trust development practices
Example 2 - Peer influence strategies
Example 3 - VIP event experiences