Parts 2

Question 1

Testable proposition or predictive statement about the possible outcome of a scientific researched study based on a particular property of a population, such as:
- presumed differences between groups on a particular variable
- The relationship between variables

Answer 1

Hypothesis

Question 2

2 types of Hypothesis:

Answer 2

Null Hypothesis
Altervative Hypothesis

Question 3

NO SIGNIFICANT RELATIONSHIP or
NO SIGNIFICANT DIFFERENCES between two or more variable.

Answer 3

NULL Hypothesis

Question 4

A statement that describes that there is a relationship
between two or more variables in a study.

Answer 4

ALTERNATIVE Hypothesis

Question 5

2 types of ALTERNATIVE Hypothesis:

Answer 5

Directional
Non-directional

Question 6

Predicts a difference and specifies the
direction.

Answer 6

Directional

Question 7

Predicts a difference but does not specify the direction.

Answer 7

Non-directional

Question 8

This determines who benefits from the study.

Answer 8

Significance of the Study

Question 9

Explains why a certain research is needed.

Answer 9

Significance of the Study

Question 10

It is a justification of the importance of your work and impact on the research field.

Answer 10

Significance of the Study

Question 11

It explains the extent to which the research will be explored.

Answer 11

SCOPE

Question 12

It specifies the parameters within the study.

Answer 12

SCOPE

Question 13

This aims to narrow the scope of the study.

Answer 13

DELIMITATION

Question 14

It describes the boundaries of the study.

Answer 14

DELIMITATION

Question 15

-technical terms in your study

Answer 15

Definition of Terms

Question 16

• uncommon terms that the readers may not be familiar with

Answer 16

Definition of Terms

Question 17

• terms that may be used differently in your study

Answer 17

Definition of Terms