Understanding Research Hypotheses Quiz

Descriptive Hypothesis is employed in non-experimental research to describe the relationship between variables due to the impact of an event.

• True

• False

Data-driven hypothesis is formulated based on the results or data of existing journals.

• True

• False

A descriptive hypothesis involves identifying independent and dependent variables, deciding on the type of hypothesis, predicting the relationship, and writing it in declarative sentences.

• True

• False

Causal hypothesis is a prediction that determines if the change in independence could be the cause of change to the dependent variables.

• True

• False

Null hypothesis is a tentative prediction of a possible explanation for an observable phenomenon that is usually investigated through experiments.

• True

• False

Shows a relationship without predicting that one variable is better than the other.

• Null Hypothesis

• Directional Hypothesis

• Non-directional Hypothesis

• Theory-driven Hypothesis

Assumed to be true, stating what the observable data would look like if the null hypothesis has failed to accept.

• Descriptive Hypothesis

• Formulating A Hypothesis

• Alternative Hypothesis

• Null Hypothesis

Manifests the relationship between variables by showing that one variable is superior to the other.

• Null Hypothesis

• Directional Hypothesis

• Alternative Hypothesis

• Descriptive Hypothesis

States what the observable data would look like if the null hypothesis has failed to accept.

• Formulating A Hypothesis

• Descriptive Hypothesis

• Alternative Hypothesis

• Null Hypothesis

Shows the connection between variables based on existing theories.

• Theory-driven Hypothesis

• Casual Hypothesis

• Systematic Review

• Directional Hypothesis