Oh, bruv... it's a MESS!
I'll leave out the rest... for now.... but please finish this phrase for me because I can't seem to discover any definitions or ideas that you've studied:
Developing teams is a misnomer; it does not imply development as such... ---> But what precisely is a "misnomer"... what is the variable's value? Is it a qual or a quant value, given that you opened your mouth on factor scores... then where are the reliability test results and the entire factor analysis (ethical merits do not measure in quant values but qual)... but then what does it mean to develop? How does this relate to the framework that you'd never explained?
^^^ I COULD GO ON LIKE THAT FOREVER!
Please keep on topic of defining your conflicting variable "misnomer" and its relationship to the framework... by the way, in brief framework or theoretical framework - findings on the examined phenomena that have already been explored by others. Frameworks define and fully present all variables/factors or metrics in specific sections of research papers, if you will, and OF COURSE its model(s) as well... the question ---> what sources/references do you have to support your thesis??? There are non ... i.e. that poor poisson dist. formula that you even wrote incorrectly should have been studied in those papers, and presented as a significant distribution for such sampling method** ... yet nothing from you... Why did you select the poisson distribution over others such as the normal distribution etc?
You: "I believe I've made myself clear and answered your queries."
Me: "NO, YOU HAVE NOT... as advise, if you by any chance study those topics at university, then get your shit together and sit down to study - you are all over the place... no cap"
P.S. Econ/Math grad here ;)