Question 1

Which of the following hypotheses are research hypotheses?

Accepted Answer

A)  Directional hypotheses 
B)  Non-directional hypotheses 
C)  Causal hypotheses 
D)  All of the above 
A)  Directional hypotheses 
B)  Non-directional hypotheses 
C)  Causal hypotheses 
D)  All of the above

Question 2

Why are normal distribution and standard error important?

Accepted Answer

A)  They indicate how similar our sample is to the population 
B)  They help us see if the distribution is skewed in some ways 
C)  They help us determine the outcome of our hypothesis or research question testing 
D)  All of the above 
A)  They indicate how similar our sample is to the population 
B)  They help us see if the distribution is skewed in some ways 
C)  They help us determine the outcome of our hypothesis or research question testing 
D)  All of the above

Question 3

How do hypotheses and research questions differ from one another?

Accepted Answer

Hypotheses and research questions are bo

Question 4

Which of the following hypotheses can be considered "good"?

Accepted Answer

A)  There is life outside from Earth 
B)  There is a relationship between level of religiosity and church attendance 
C)  How are eating disorders related to obesity? 
A)  There is life outside from Earth 
B)  There is a relationship between level of religiosity and church attendance 
C)  How are eating disorders related to obesity?

Question 5

What makes a good hypothesis and a good research question? Write at least one good example and one bad example for each.

Accepted Answer

A good hypothesis is one that is testabl

Which of the following hypotheses are research hypotheses?

Why are normal distribution and standard error important?

How do hypotheses and research questions differ from one another?

Which of the following hypotheses can be considered "good"?

What makes a good hypothesis and a good research question? Write at least one good example and one bad example for each.

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Exam 7: Hypotheses and Research Questions

Which of the following hypotheses are research hypotheses?

Why are normal distribution and standard error important?

How do hypotheses and research questions differ from one another?

Which of the following hypotheses can be considered "good"?

What makes a good hypothesis and a good research question? Write at least one good example and one bad example for each.

Introduction Ethics

Social Science

Interpretive Paradigm

Critical Paradigm

Data

Evaluating Research

Ethnography

Interviewing

Focus Groups

Content Analysis

Discourse Analysis

Surveys

Descriptive

Inferential

Experimental Design

Mixed Methods

Rhetorical Criticism

Critical Rhetoric

Performance

Filters