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The document defines theories, models, and the differences between them. It states that theories are sets of related concepts that explain phenomena and answer what, why, and how questions. Theories can be applied in various situations and are useful for problem solving and planning programs. Models are representations that form the basis for theories and testing inferences to develop acceptable theories. Theories have components including concepts, constructs, and variables to measure constructs.
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Power point 1(teori & model)
- 1. DEFINISI, PERBEZAAN SERTA KOMPONEN TEORI & MODEL
- 2. TEORI • Satu set konsep yang saling berkaitan. • Menerangkan kejadian atau sesuatu situasi. • Mencari jawapan ‘apa’, ‘mengapa’ dan ‘bagaimana’.
- 3. • Boleh diguna pakai dalam pelbagai situasi. • Sangat berguna dalam penyelesaian masalah. • Diguna pakai dalam perancangan, pelaksanaan & penilaian program.
- 4. PERBEZAAN TEORI & MODEL • models are the basis of theories, while theories are the main basis for the explanation of different phenomena • Models come in the form of a verbal, visual, or mathematical representation of a prospect or scientific process of structure that should be followed by scientists in order to come up with theories and test inferences.
- 5. • repeated experiments following the model will be conducted in order to come up with acceptable theories. • Models can serve as the structure for the step-by-step formulation of a theory. • Models can be used as a physical tool in the verification of theories.
- 6. KOMPONEN TEORI 1. Concept cth: empowerment, belief 2. Construct cth: perceive severity, perceive susceptibility 3. Variables – the way a construct is to be measured cth: Construct: Cues to action variables: education, symptoms, media
- 7. KOMPONEN TEORI 1. Concept cth: empowerment, belief 2. Construct cth: perceive severity, perceive susceptibility 3. Variables – the way a construct is to be measured cth: Construct: Cues to action variables: education, symptoms, media
Editor's Notes
- Apa – apa yg diperlukan sebelum merancang & melaksana program, apa yg perlu dimonitor, diukur etc.