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  • What is a variable?
    A variable is something that can change.
  • What types of values can a variable have?
    It can be a number, category, or characteristic.
  • What are numerical variables?
    Variables that can count or measure.
  • What are categorical variables?
    Variables that describe characteristics.
  • What is a conceptual framework?
    A set of ideas that explains a topic.
  • How does a conceptual framework help in research?
    It shows how different factors are related.
  • How can a conceptual framework be visualized?
    As a map organizing key ideas and connections.
  • What is a paradigm in research?
    A pattern or model containing specific elements.
  • What does a clear understanding of the conceptual framework result in?
    A diagrammatic presentation of the study.
  • What does the IPO model stand for?
    Input, Process, Output.
  • When is the IPO model used?
    When isolating major variables causing problems.
  • What does the IV-DV model involve?
    Independent Variable affecting Dependent Variable.
  • What is the purpose of the IV-DV model?
    To observe changes in response to manipulation.
  • In what type of studies is the IV-DV model used?
    In experiment-based studies.
  • What does the P Model organize?
    Steps or stages to reach a goal.
  • How does the P Model help in research?
    It breaks down processes into simpler parts.
  • What is an example of the P Model in action?
    Steps in making a sandwich.
  • What are the steps in making a sandwich according to the P Model?
    Preparation, Processing, Presentation.
  • What does the PC Model assess?
    The influence between two or more variables.
  • What is the Proposed Original Model (POM)?
    A model created to solve an untested problem.
  • What does POM stand for?
    Proposed Original Model.
  • What does the Predictor-Criterion Model examine?
    The relationship between predictor and criterion variables.
  • What does the P Model focus on?
    Organizing a process into steps.
  • What is the definition of a dependent variable?
    It is what you measure in an experiment.
  • What is the definition of an independent variable?
    It is the factor you change in an experiment.
  • What is a paradigm in research?
    A model that guides research methods.
  • What does a conceptual framework connect?
    Theories, concepts, and variables.
  • What are the key components of the IPO model?
    • Input: The resources or data entering the process.
    • Process: The transformation or handling of input.
    • Output: The final result or product of the process.
  • What are the key components of the IV-DV model?
    • Independent Variable (IV): The factor manipulated.
    • Dependent Variable (DV): The factor measured in response.
  • What are the key components of the P Model?
    • Preparation: Gathering necessary resources.
    • Processing: Executing the steps.
    • Presentation: Delivering the final product.
  • What are the key components of the PC Model?
    • Predictor Variable: The variable that predicts outcomes.
    • Criterion Variable: The variable that is predicted.