Develop well-structured research questions, hypotheses, and conceptual frameworks for your study. ScholarForge helps African researchers formulate PICO/PICOS questions, identify study variables, select appropriate theoretical frameworks, and build visual conceptual framework diagrams.
A conceptual framework shows the relationships between the key variables in your study — typically showing independent variables, mediating factors, and outcomes with directional arrows. ScholarForge generates the framework diagram and a written explanation based on your research topic, objectives, and theoretical basis.
ScholarForge generates frameworks based on Health Belief Model (HBM), Social Cognitive Theory (SCT), Theory of Planned Behavior (TPB), Socio-Ecological Model, RE-AIM Framework, Donabedian Model, and other theories commonly applied in African health research. You can also specify a custom framework.
Yes. Enter your study topic and ScholarForge generates well-structured PICO (Population, Intervention, Comparison, Outcome) or PICOS questions suitable for systematic reviews, RCTs, and observational studies.
Yes. ScholarForge generates a General Objective and 3–5 Specific Objectives using appropriate action verbs (To assess, To determine, To compare, To evaluate) — aligned with your research question and measurable with your chosen study design.
The conceptual framework generated by ScholarForge integrates directly with the Proposal Writer module. The framework diagram, operational definitions, and theoretical justification are automatically included in Chapter 3 of your research proposal.