EXPE Chapter 6: Formulating the Hypothesis Flashcards

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an explanation of a relationship between two or more variables.

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hypothesis

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a tentative explanation of an event or a behavior.

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experimental hypothesis

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predicts how variables (events, traits, or behaviors) might be correlated, but not causally related.

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nonexperimental hypothesis

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hypothesis must be capable of being true or false

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synthetic statements

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means that we prefer a simple hypothesis over one requiring many supporting assumptions.

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Parsimony

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is reasoning from specific cases to general principles to form a hypothesis.

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Induction

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is reasoning from general principles to specific predictions. This approach is used to test the assumptions of a theory.

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Deduction

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knowing without reasoning, or unconscious problem-solving.

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Intuition

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provides a selective review of research findings related to the research hypothesis.

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Introduction section

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can provide helpful information about your topic.

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meta-analysis

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