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Hypotheses
Experimental/Alternate hypothesis
- a statement/prediction of what results you expect to find after your experiment
- example
- students who complete a memory test in the morning will recall more words than students who complete a memory test in the evening
- IV =morning/evening DV = amount of words recalled "more" = prediction
- students who complete a memory test in the morning will recall more words than students who complete a memory test in the evening
every hypothesis needs a IV & DV
- Independent variable
- variable you can manipulate
- dependent variable
- variable you can measure
- Independent variable
Null-hypothesis
- a statement of no difference between variables
- example
- "There will be no difference in the number of words recalled from a list when students are tested in the morning than if they were tested in the evening"
Directional hypothesis
- one-tailed hypothesis
- predictions that state the direction the results will go in
Non-directional hypothesis
- predictions that do not state the direction the results will go in
- two-tailed hypothesis
- there will be no difference...
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- A-Level psychology Mind Map on Hypotheses, created by shobha1999 on 30/09/2015.
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