theoretical orientation

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meanings of theoreticaland orientation

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theoretical
adjective
uk /θɪəˈret.ɪ.kəl/ us /ˌθiː.əˈret̬.ə.kəl/
based on the ideas that relate to a subject, not the practical uses of ...
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orientation
noun[U]
uk /ˌɔː.ri.enˈteɪ.ʃən/ us /ˌɔːr.i.enˈteɪ.ʃən/
the particular things that a person prefers, believes, thinks, or ...
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Examples of theoretical orientation

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Alternatively, a manualized and structured therapy may have brought about more improvement or a therapy using a different theoreticalorientation.
The reader will note the similarities and differences in psychosocial approaches depending on age group, theoreticalorientation, and whether the family is involved in treatment.
The ' theoreticalorientation ' of the book apparently means testing of hypotheses that have been advanced in previous research.
Social constructionism is a theoreticalorientation that underpins new critical research agenda in many disciplines.
In the early part of the century, empiricism provided the dominant theoreticalorientation to knowledge.
Our theoreticalorientation suggests a different, yet complementary approach in terms of consistency principles.
The second section introduces the theoreticalorientation of the paper.
The age of the material is also reflected in the bibliography, which influences the theoreticalorientation.
First, a more explicit statement concerning the theoreticalorientation adopted by the editors would have been welcome.
There are many different viewpoints about the general causes of anxiety, depending upon the author's theoreticalorientation.
As the term "laboratory phonology" implies, empirical work dominates here, but there is a strong theoreticalorientation.
These methodological similarities reflect deeper similarities in theoreticalorientation.
As the previous examples demonstrate, ecology as a theoreticalorientation is extremely valuable.
The emphasis is on data-based crosscultural research with a theoreticalorientation.
A variety of research strategies share the theoreticalorientation described above.
This is one of several occasions where one wonders why a study emphasizing its theoretical orientation would wish to argue without and not within some specific linguistic theory.
Regardless of theoreticalorientation, both the semantic-oriented approach and the form-oriented approach must eventually address the question of how learner grammars become increasingly targetlike.
Clinicians whose theoreticalorientation focuses on the intergenerational transmission of behavior patterns through parent - child relationships are more likely to get involved in parent support, education, or training.
As a theoreticalorientation to discourse analysis as a research perspective - and the perspective of the researcher in this work - the first chapter is a bit sparse.
A promising theoreticalorientation is neoliberal institutionalism.
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