Using boxes and arrows to represent a framework's concepts and propositions, respectively, is an example of a(n)

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Schematic models (sometimes referred to as conceptual maps) typically use boxes and arrows to represent a framework's concepts and propositions. A conceptual model is a visual or symbolic depiction of a theory or conceptual map. A mathematical model, in contrast, reflects the results of theory testing and depicts the nature and magnitude (and sometimes order) of relationships among a set of variables.

Using Boxes and Arrows to Represent a Framework's Concepts and Propositions