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What does the null hypothesis (H0) state?
What does the null hypothesis (H0) state?
- The experimental group and control group differ significantly
- The groups belong to different populations
- The experimental manipulation had no important effect (correct)
- The data came from different populations
What is the alternative hypothesis (H1) used for?
What is the alternative hypothesis (H1) used for?
- Designing research experiments
- Stating the data came from different populations (correct)
- Predicting the outcome of a non-experimental study
- Testing the effect of an experimental manipulation
What distinguishes a non-experimental hypothesis from an experimental hypothesis?
What distinguishes a non-experimental hypothesis from an experimental hypothesis?
- Non-experimental hypotheses focus on cause and effect relationships
- Experimental hypotheses are always true statements
- Experimental hypotheses are based on logic terminology
- Non-experimental hypotheses predict how events might be related (correct)
What is the characteristic of an analytic statement?
What is the characteristic of an analytic statement?
Which type of statement is 'Hungry students read slowly'?
Which type of statement is 'Hungry students read slowly'?
Why do psychologists require experimental hypotheses to be synthetic statements?
Why do psychologists require experimental hypotheses to be synthetic statements?
What is the purpose of a contradictory statement?
What is the purpose of a contradictory statement?
What type of relationship is predicted by non-experimental hypotheses?
What type of relationship is predicted by non-experimental hypotheses?
In what way does an experimental hypothesis differ from a non-experimental hypothesis?
In what way does an experimental hypothesis differ from a non-experimental hypothesis?
What is the primary characteristic of Synthetic Statements?
What is the primary characteristic of Synthetic Statements?