L5- Aims and Hypotheses Flashcards

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What is an aim?

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  • A precise statement about the purpose of the study and what it intends to find out
  • should include what is being studied and what the study is trying to achieve
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What is a hypothesis?

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-a precise, testable statement about the expected outcome of an investigation

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When are differences known as significant differences?

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  • differences in dv resulting from manipulation of IV known as significant if it has been statistically shown that differences are unlikely to be due to chance
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Null hypothesis

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  • states IV will have no effect on dependent variable
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Experimental hypothesis

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  • states IV will have an effect on DV
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Non-directional Hypothesis: two-tailed

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-does not state direction of predicted differences

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Directional hypothesis:One-tailed

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  • states direction of the predicted difference between conditions
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rule of hypothesis

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should be operationalized

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