A hypothesis is a statement about the relationship between variables that is testable and helps answer research questions. There are two main types of hypotheses: the research hypothesis, which predicts a relationship between independent and dependent variables, and the statistical hypothesis, which states there is no relationship between variables. A good hypothesis identifies the variables and population involved and reflects the problem statement in an empirically testable form.
A hypothesis is a statement about the relationship between variables that is testable and helps answer research questions. There are two main types of hypotheses: the research hypothesis, which predicts a relationship between independent and dependent variables, and the statistical hypothesis, which states there is no relationship between variables. A good hypothesis identifies the variables and population involved and reflects the problem statement in an empirically testable form.
A hypothesis is a statement about the relationship between variables that is testable and helps answer research questions. There are two main types of hypotheses: the research hypothesis, which predicts a relationship between independent and dependent variables, and the statistical hypothesis, which states there is no relationship between variables. A good hypothesis identifies the variables and population involved and reflects the problem statement in an empirically testable form.
HYPOTHESIS DEFINITION: Hypotheses are statements of the researcher’s expectations regarding the relationship between and among variables under investigation (Treece & Treece, 2004)
Hypotheses are speculations of how variables in the
study will work out, and provide predicted answers to research questions. TYPES OF HYPOTHESIS 1. Research Hypothesis. This is also referred to as substantive or declarative hypothesis or statement of expected relationships between variables. It is also known as Alternative Hypothesis. (H1) 2. Statistical Hypothesis. This is stated in null form that there exists no significant relationship or difference between the independent and dependent variables. This is also known as null hypothesis. (H0) CHARACTERISTICS 1. Stated in declarative form 2. Identifies the variables 3. Identifies the population 4. Reflects the problem statement 5. Is empirically testable EXAMPLES: 1. Relationship between NCAE Results and Preferred College Course among the Senior High School Students of Marcelo H. Del Pilar National High School 2. Emotional Stability and Work Performance among the Employees of City Schools Division of Malolos: A Correlational Study