Introduction to research (hypotheses) Flashcards

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What are the 2 types of hypotheses

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1) null hypothesis (h0)
2) Alternative hypothesis (h1)

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Null hypothesis

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Prediction that no effects will be found

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Alternative hypotheses

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Prediction that effects will be found

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What is the difference between a one tailed h1 and a two- tailed h1

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One tailed hypothesis is where the effects are specified whereas with a two tailed one, there is no specification of the direction of the findings.

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When should hypotheses be developed

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After looking at the relevant research but before own experiment

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Hypotheses must be _ and _ ?

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1) Testable: must be able to make observations or conduct experiments to test whether it is correct or not
2) Falsifiable: possible to prove it wrong where there is evidence

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