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HYPOTHESIS
A hypothesis is an assumption or a statement that may or may not be true.
Tests
DEFINITION
CHARACTERISTICS
A completed suggestion
unknown validity
Capable of verification
FUNCTIONS
specific aspects of a research problem is to investigate what data to be collected and what not to be collected
TYPES OF HYPOTHESIS
Alternate hypothesis
Descriptive hypothesis
Relational hypothesis
Casual hypothesis
statistical hypothesis
WORKING HYPOTHESIS
While planning the study of a problem, hypothesis are formed. In such cases, they are referred to as working hypothesis.
Example: The new drug is more effective than the existing drug ?
NULL HYPOTHESIS
statement reject or wrong ? A null hypothesis is formulated against the working hypothesis; opposes the statement of the working hypothesis Example : The new drug is more effective than the existing drug ? The new Samsung mobile is more effective than the existing Samsung mobile ?
ALTERNATE HYPOTHESIS
An alternate hypothesis is formulated when a researcher totally rejects null hypothesis,
Example The new drug is more effective than the existing drug ?
DESCRIPTIVE HYPOTHESIS
Depend upon the size, form or distribution. it may be object , person, organization, situation or event.
Example the rate of unemployment among arts graduates is higher than the commerce graduates
RELATIONAL HYPOTHESIS
Examples upper class people have fewer children than the lower people
CASUAL HYPOTHESIS
state that the existence of, or a change in, one variable causes or leads to another variable, that is depended variable or in depended variable
STATISTICAL HYPOTHESIS
About a statistic population, derived from sample. it may be numerically measurable. Like age