When designing a PowerPoint presentation, a side-by-side comparison table is the most effective way to communicate contrast. Use this structure for your slide: Theoretical Framework Conceptual Framework Built upon a single, established theory. Built from a combination of theories and concepts. Development Adopted directly from existing literature. Adapted or created uniquely by the researcher. Level of Abstraction High; philosophical and general. Low; practical and operational. Visual Element Often presented as narrative logic or formulas. Always presented as a visual diagram (mind map/flowchart). Variables Explains broad constructs and assumptions. Identifies specific, measurable variables (IV and DV). Applicability Can be applied to many different studies. Strictly applicable to your specific study context. 3. Structural Components: What Goes Inside?
What is the of your study?