CHAPTER 4 Conceptualize Phase. Introduction What is Conceptualize Development? The specification of the key elements of the theory, with their relationships.

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CHAPTER 4 Conceptualize Phase

Introduction

What is Conceptualize Development? The specification of the key elements of the theory, with their relationships specified and described, and the domain of application.

Inputs to Conceptualize Development Practical Problems Incomplete Existing Theories New Areas of Human Activity

Processes for Conceptual Development Dubin’s Approach Whetten’s Approach Weick’s Approach Storberg-Walker’s Approach

Processes for Conceptual Development

Specific Theorizing Tools

Specific Theorizing Tools (continued)

The Conceptualize Phase – Summary of the Steps!

Outputs of The Conceptualize Phase A set of linked concepts that explains a realm of human activity.

Quality Indicators for the Conceptualize Phase Parsimony Rigor and Exactness Logical Consistency Generalizability Empirical Testing

Conclusion Many processes and tools exist for getting started in theory building. The key is to be thoughtful from the start about the purpose of the theory and where it is intended to be applied.

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