Describe what happens in the framing of a study.
What will be an ideal response?
Ans: Answer would ideally include: In framing the study, the researcher attempts to demonstrate the potential relevance of the proposed study by using a specific context or frame of reference to which the reader will be able to relate. This is also an appropriate subsection for the researcher to indicate--briefly, because this is addressed in greater depth later in the proposal--how the proposed study will contribute positively to this context or frame of reference. This is also a good place for any discussion of a particular theoretical framework to be used in the study.
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