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By Riya Jain & Priya Chetty on September 13, 2021 No Comments

The thesis hypothesis is a specification of a testable prediction about what a researcher expects as the outcome of the study. It comprises specific aspects i.e. the population, variables, and the relationship between the variables.

 
By Riya Jain & Priya Chetty on August 28, 2021 5 Comments

A research hypothesis is a statement that specifies what the researcher is trying to test or prove in their study. It covers many aspects such as the study population, variables, and the relationship between the variables.

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By Riya Jain & Priya Chetty on June 19, 2020 1 Comment

To answer how does online learning affect students’ skill development? The hypothesis is generally presented in the null and alternative format.

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By Riya Jain & Priya Chetty on June 17, 2020 No Comments

This article emphasizes the process of various hypothesis testing steps. A research hypothesis is a clear statement or assumption of a researcher about the possible relationship between two variables, or elements, in a study.

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By Riya Jain & Priya Chetty on June 15, 2020 1 Comment

When a hypothesis is presented negatively (for example, TV advertisements do not affect consumer behavior), it is called a null hypothesis. This article explains the conditions to accept or reject a hypothesis.

 
By Saptarshi Basu Roy Choudhury on January 28, 2019 4 Comments

A hypothesis by definition is a proposition or a number of propositions that reflects a prediction. In simpler words, a hypothesis is a statement that assumes a relation between an independent variable and a dependent variable. In research, hypotheses provide the basis for data collection and data analysis.

 
By on December 2, 2013 1 Comment

The article focuses on different inferential statistics tools which are used for hypothesis testing. This article introduces both the terms.

 
By Ankita Agarwal on October 8, 2012 1 Comment

Hypothesis testing is testing of evidences through mathematical and statistical tools to find whether the researcher was right or wrong in his initial views.