Exceptional job on this. Love the simplicity and relatability of the example and how clearly you both articulate and illustrate it! Love this new channel and I expect to check out more!!!
THANK YOU SO MUCH.... I CAME TO THE RIGHT PLACE.. I WAS GETTING REALLY CONFUSED WITH HYPOTHESIS. BUT SHE MADE IT ALL CLEAR. I LOVE THIS CHANNEL. THANK YOU SO MUCH.❣❣
00:04 Understanding the concept of a research hypothesis 00:56 A research hypothesis predicts the relationship between variables based on existing knowledge or assumptions. 01:51 A research hypothesis needs to be clear, specific, and testable. 02:49 Specificity is crucial in formulating a research hypothesis. 03:43 Hypothesis must be testable to qualify as a research hypothesis. 04:29 Research hypothesis should be specific and testable 05:21 A solid hypothesis is crucial for clear project focus. 06:18 Understanding chance and observations in research.
Emma thank you for this brilliant lecture. Please can you elaborate on the respective statistical tools that test difference, association and relationships between/among the variables sought by the hypothesis?
Are you going to do video of the other approach if you do not go the route of hypothesis. In this case if you are doing a business course related research?
Hi everyone! Guys i need some hypothesises and questions related to engineering and construction of buildings and etc. Actually I need it for my project work at the university, I need to do research, and I have no idea what to choose If you have any options, questions and hypothesis related to engineering and constructions please share ! (E.g . Why The tower Pisa is leaning?) Like this. I would be very very glad!
A hypothesis is a specific type of proposition that is formulated for the purpose of empirical testing and verification. A hypothesis is focused on providing a potential explanation or prediction that can be confirmed or refuted through evidence. On the other hand, a proposition is a general term for any statement or assertion, whether it is intended for empirical testing or not.