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Understanding Theoretical Frameworks in Research

This document describes the different types of research frameworks, including the theoretical framework, which addresses the background and theoretical considerations of the topic; the referential framework, which compiles concepts, theories, and regulations related to the topic; the spatial framework, which defines the scope of the research; the conceptual framework, which defines key terms; and the temporal framework, which establishes the time period covered by the research.

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Understanding Theoretical Frameworks in Research

This document describes the different types of research frameworks, including the theoretical framework, which addresses the background and theoretical considerations of the topic; the referential framework, which compiles concepts, theories, and regulations related to the topic; the spatial framework, which defines the scope of the research; the conceptual framework, which defines key terms; and the temporal framework, which establishes the time period covered by the research.

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The theoretical framework generally addresses the

background or referential framework and the


r theoretical considerations on the topic of
THEORETICAL FRAMEWORK: Research. The background is the review of the
previous investigations that directly or
indirectly address our research topic. It is
it is important to choose these background carefully

The referential framework of a research consists of a


a brief and precise compilation of concepts, theories and
regulations that are directly related to the topic and the
REFERENCE FRAME: research problem. This part of the research
allows to clarify the ideas and purposes of the authors.

The researcher determines the research design, the


scope in which the construction of the
SPATIAL FRAMEWORK: knowledge, this area can be of a social group, a
organization, a geographical area

Its function is to define the meaning of the terms that are going to
CONCEPTUAL FRAMEWORK: to be employed more frequently.

It allows understanding the need to define the time within which it will be framed.
TIME FRAME: proposed research.

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