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What specific forms might a conceptual framework take?

                       The  possibilities  include:  flowcharts,  tree  diagram,  shape-based  diagram,
               triangles, concentric circles, overlapping circles, mind maps, and software systems.

                       A "flow chart" of innovation decision making prior conditions.

                          1.  Previous practice
                          2.  Felt needs
                          3.  Innovativeness
                          4.  Norms of the social system communication channels



                       A conceptual framework provides direction for programs, courses, teaching and
               others.  Granatin  (n.d.)  states  that  "conceptual  framework  is  the  researcher's  own
               position  on  the  problem  and  gives  direction  to  the  study:  Aside  from  showing  the
               direction of the study, through the conceptual framework, the researcher is able to
               show the relationships of the different constructs that he wants to investigate.

                       The conceptual framework utilizes the independent-dependent model used in
               behavioral sciences. In the context of the study, the identified independent variables-
               factors affecting  the behavior of pupils within the public school setting are: family,
               community, teachers and learning environment. The dependent variables include the
               behavior  problems  within  the  public  school  setting-internalizing  behavior  (initiative,
               uncooperative,  inactive)  and  externalizing  behavior  (aggression,  disobedience,
               impulsiveness)

               Study the conceptual framework.

                       Independent Variables                                    Dependent Variables

                                                                              Behavioral Problems within
                           Factors Affecting the                               the Public School Setting
                          Behavior of Pupils in the
                           Public School Setting                             • Family
                                                                                   ▪ Inattentiveness
                         •  Family                                                 ▪ Uncooperative
                         •  Community                                              ▪ Inactive
                         •  Teachers                                         • Externalizing Behavior
                         •  Learning Environment                                   ▪   Aggression
                                                                                   ▪   Disobedience
                                                                                   ▪   impulsiveness



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