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The paradigm and conceptual framework play crucial roles in shaping the direction and methodology of a study. While they are often used interchangeably, there are distinct differences between the two concepts that researchers should be aware of. A research paradigm refers to the worldview or belief system that guides the researcher’s approach to conducting research, including their ontological and epistemological assumptions. On the other hand, a conceptual framework is a structure of concepts and theories that guides the research process, helping to define the variables and relationships being studied.

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Research Paradigm vs Conceptual Framework

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