Lesson 17: The Research Hypothesis
The research hypothesis is central to all research endeavors, whether qualitative or quantitative, exploratory or explanatory. At it is most basic. The research hypothesis states what the researcher expects to find- it is the tentative answer to the research question that guides the entire study. Developing testable research hypothesis takes skill, however along with careful attention to how the proposed research method treats the development and testing of hypothesis.
The nature of hypotheses can be described as follows:
1. Â Â It can be tested
2. Â Â It is not an ethical issue
3. Â Â It is not too specific and not to general
4. Â Â It is a predicted of consequences
5. Â Â It is considered valuable even if proven false.
Research Title: Digital Threats: The Impacts of Cyberbullying to the Academic Performance of Senior High School Students in University of Nueva Caceres-Bataan School Year 2019-2020
Hypothesis of the Study
Alternative Hypothesis
There is a significant difference in the Digital Threats: The Impacts of Cyberbullying to the Academic Performance of Senior High School Students in University of Nueva Caceres-Bataan School Year 2019-2020 when grouped according to age, sex, grade level, strand, and general average on previous year.
Null Hypothesis
There is no significant difference in the Digital Threats: The Impacts of Cyberbullying to the Academic Performance of Senior High School Students in University of Nueva Caceres-Bataan School Year 2019-2020 when grouped according to age, sex, grade level, strand, and general average on previous year.
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Practical Research: A Basic Guide to Planning, Doing, and Writing
Introduction.
The purpose of this book is to provide an introduction to basic practical research. The contents of this book are not inclusive of all things ‘research’. However, the topics covered in this book have been selected to best present the ‘big picture’ regarding entry-level research and was specifically designed for emerging researchers with a background in clinical respiratory care.
How to approach this book
As you work to shift your perspective from a consumer of research to a contributor of research, it is likely that the scope of your interest in this process will grow beyond the context of this book. This book has been developed in a phasic approach to thinking, designing, and writing about research for the novice researcher:
Phase 1: Planning
Planning your approach to research is perhaps the most important step in the process. In this book, we’ll discuss how to to begin shifting your paradigm toward that of a researcher. We’ll highlight the planning process which includes the development of a problem and purpose statement and how to craft a research question which will help guide the process of ‘doing’.
Phase 2: Doing
Perhaps the most daunting aspect of research for novice researchers is the actual implementation of an intervention and collection of data. As mentioned above, planning is key to successful ‘doing’. Chapters 3-5 of this text will discuss how to gather and analyze quantitative and qualitative data, respectively. Again, these chapters are not a replacement for an in-depth understanding of statistical methodology; rather, they have been developed to focus your attention on the general approach to identifying the best answer to your research question.
Phase 3: Writing
The final phase of the research process is to articulate and disseminate the results of your process. Chapter 6 includes a focused approach to creating a research proposal and addressing institutional review board considerations. Chapter 7 outlines how to approach writing a manuscript suitable for dissemination.
As clinician-researchers, it is imperative that we step forward to ensure our profession is not only well represented in the scientific community, but that all we do continue to be grounded firmly in evidence which supports our practice. Congratulations on becoming part of the scientific community and best of luck with your upcoming research!
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3 CO_Q1_SHS Practical Research 1_Module 3 9. It contains the explanation of what information or subject is being analyzed following the limitation of the study. A. Research design B. Scope of the study C. Research title D. Thesis statement 10. This is where the purpose of the study is highlighted indicating the key reasons of doing such.
Developing testable research hypothesis takes skill, however along with careful attention to how the proposed research method treats the development and testing of hypothesis. The nature of hypotheses can be described as follows: 1. It can be tested. 2. It is not an ethical issue. 3. It is not too specific and not to general. 4.
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Research is goal-oriented that requires clear articulation of objective. True. Research is all about interviewing expert and professional. False. Research requires scientific plan and execution. True. A type of social science research that collects and works with non-numerical data. Qualitative Research.
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1. Research is defined as the scientific investigation of phenomena which includes collection, presentation, analysis and interpretation of facts that lines an individual's speculation with reality. 2. Solutions to problems must be based on knowledge not on mere beliefs, guesses or theories. 3.
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a. to be attached. b. to be industrious. c. to look for. d. to tease. c. to look for. 3. Which importance of research is described in the statement below? Research creates change as a result of intense study on exiting knowledge and policy." A.
Phase 3: Writing. The final phase of the research process is to articulate and disseminate the results of your process. Chapter 6 includes a focused approach to creating a research proposal and addressing institutional review board considerations. Chapter 7 outlines how to approach writing a manuscript suitable for dissemination.