9 Questions
In your example, your study is based on Self-Efficacy Theory and the ______ of Peer Pressure.
Theory
Conceptual Framework: - It shows the expected relationships between the ______ you're studying.
variables
Hypotheses: - They are statements about the relationships between ______.
variables
Null Hypothesis (H0): - Suggests no significant ______ or difference.
relationship
Which one of these statements best describes the purpose of a theoretical framework?
It is the foundation of your research, built on existing theories.
What is the purpose of a conceptual framework?
To show the expected relationships between variables.
What are hypotheses?
Statements about the relationships between variables.
What does a null hypothesis suggest?
No significant relationship or difference.
What is the difference between a directional hypothesis and a non-directional hypothesis?
A directional hypothesis specifies the expected nature of the relationship, while a non-directional hypothesis suggests a relationship without specifying its nature.
Study Notes
Research Foundations
- The study is based on Self-Efficacy Theory and the influence of Peer Pressure.
Theoretical Framework
- A theoretical framework shows the expected relationships between the variables being studied.
Hypotheses
- Hypotheses are statements about the relationships between variables.
Types of Hypotheses
- Null Hypothesis (H0): suggests no significant relationship or difference.
Hypothesis Directions
- Directional Hypothesis: specifies the direction of the expected relationship (e.g. positive or negative).
- Non-Directional Hypothesis: does not specify the direction of the expected relationship.
Test your knowledge on theoretical frameworks, conceptual frameworks, and hypotheses in research with this quiz. Explore the different types of hypotheses and learn how they relate to variables in a study. Challenge yourself and enhance your understanding of these important research concepts.
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