how to make a good theorical/concept framework??

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  • 13th May 2010 at 2:45 am #4629
    irwan mahazir
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    hii…
    i still new in research.. anybody can help me,,
    i want to know
    how to make a good theoretical/concept framework??
    and how to make sure the research is significant …

    14th May 2010 at 3:45 pm #4631
    Kristian Karlson
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    I would recommend you reading Lazarsfeld’s and Rosenberg’s classic, The Language of Social Research. I believe it was published on Glencoe Free Pres (though not entirely sure). The book is from the 50ies, but is has some excellent chapters on concept formation. What is more, the book is for students and has a somewhat scientific aim (the reason for the latter being that it is written before the postmodern turn in sociology).

    I note that there are also other related books such as Continuities in Social Research, which is a sequal to the aforementioned.

    Kristian

    16th May 2010 at 12:51 pm #4630
    irwan mahazir
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    thank for suggestion…i will try my best to get the book.

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