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A theoretical framework refers to a set of principles or ideas that provide a structure for understanding and explaining a particular phenomenon or concept in a systematic way.
A hypothesis is a specific prediction or statement that can be tested through research.
Paradigm: A paradigm refers to a broad framework that encompasses multiple theories, concepts, and assumptions within a scientific discipline.
A model is a simplified representation of reality that helps us understand complex phenomena by focusing on key aspects or variables.