Multiple Choice
What is the difference between a theory and a hypothesis?
A) A theory is a testable mechanism for determining causation, whereas a hypothesis is an explanation for a theory
B) A theory consists of variables whereas a hypothesis consists of ideas
C) A theory is a generalized explanation for an observable outcome, and a hypothesis is an expectation of how two or more variables are related
D) A theory is an expectation, whereas a hypothesis is a generalized expectation
Correct Answer:
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Q1: Which of the following is not a
Q2: What word is often useful in the
Q4: Where do research hypotheses come from?<br>A) From
Q5: Causal explanations establish:<br>A) cause and effect<br>B) correlation<br>C)
Q6: What is the abbreviation for a null
Q7: Because we accept we cannot correctly predict
Q8: Probabilistic theories suggest:<br>A) that an outcome is
Q9: What is explanatory power?<br>A) The power of
Q10: A testable hypothesis is one that can
Q11: What is a deterministic theory?<br>A) One that