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    Unity Hypothesis

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    prove that the first hypothesis had no significant correlations, meaning that it was not supported. There were significant correlations with the second hypothesis, therefore it was supported. More specifically, there was a positive correlation between identity clarity and positivity on social media, as well as authenticity on social media. This means that the more positive and authentic a person is on social media the more likely they are to have a high identity

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    A Rostrata Hypothesis

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    Based on the results, the study hypothesis was supported. The force production was determined by A.rostrata during terrestrial and aquatic locomotion using their axial locomotion. During the many trials, A.rostrata used different parts of the body to push off the substrate. However, the prediction was wrong. Originally it was expected that force production will be greater in terrestrial environments. But the data collected confirms that there was greater force production in aquatic environments

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    Hypothesis Social Work

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    HYPOTHESIS NAME= ITULUNGBE ROLLNO= G2015PH006 COURSE= MASW PUBLIC HEALTH 2ND SEM SUBMITTED SUBMITTED TO BY DR. YASIR BHAT ITULUNGBE DATE OF SUBMISSION: 20-03-2016 INTRODUCTION Hypothesis is an assumption which is base on reasoning about the studied of the research topic. The word hypothesis is a combination of two

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    When I was in elementary school, my teachers used to tell us that a hypothesis was a question that we wanted to investigate in the experiment. In middle school, my science teacher told us that a hypothesis is an educated guess. In high school, I was told that a hypothesis is a prediction of what you think it’s going to happen in the experiment. Now as a college student, I taught that a hypothesis is a prediction of what I think it’s going to happen in an experiment or what do you think is the outcome

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    Biology Lab Hypothesis

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    The hypothesis for this experiment was rejected. In the beginning the hypothesis was, “Does radiation affect the Growth of a Plant?” What it did affect was the plants because they ended up dying from whatever made it die. It could’ve been from the radiation, not enough water, or from drying up. If it was drying up the stems would’ve broken or fell off. So it must have gotten too much water and drowned. On top of that, the radiation probably messed up it’s growing. Also, while making observations

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    of the research problem one would not be able to conform on the needs of the research which when completed the results will be used to promote nursing in the world. Anything without research is socially un acceptable. 2.2Research Hypothesis 2.2.1Personal life Hypothesis by definition is an assumption made by the investigator to generate valid information in relation to causal and effect. I t is prediction between one or more factors which deem to have direct relationship to the topic. for example

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    Qualitative Hypothesis

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    Hypothesis is a statement of what the researcher is predicting is going to be of the study they are conducting. (socialresearchmethods.net, 2017) The hypothesis includes variables, in the this study. The variables are the fear of crime in relation to gender (independent variable) and the fear between gender of walking alone at night (dependant variable). Furthermore, qualitative research is more focused on using smaller samples of information to evaluate and articulate hypotheses rather than data

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    Behavior Specialist Hypothesis It is my hypothesis and opinion after the indirect assessments, interviews and direct observation, that Shunaysha is a bright, likeable, young lady who exhibits the non-compliance, argumentative behaviors and aggression, because she needs to develop more social appropriate skills to handle peer conflicts and disagreements. In addition, she has to learn how to follow instructions as given by her teachers although it may be an activity or academic assignment

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    is to formulate a hypothesis or question that will be investigated, and its answer will cover the concerns or mysteries that led the investigator to ask the question in first place. According to Gertsman (2015), once a research hypothesis is developed, an alternative hypothesis (Ha) and the null hypothesis (Ho) accompany it. In fact, there is a close alignment between the research hypothesis and the alternative hypothesis (Gertsman, 2015). Therefore, when testing the hypothesis, the purpose is to

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    Pill Bugs Hypothesis

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    Discussion: Only one part of my hypothesis was supported by my data results. The pill bugs were attracted to the sugar, while some pill bug did like the water others were not fond of it. The pill bugs seem to have really enjoyed the sugar. The look like they were playing in it and eating the sugar. I believe it was the sweet smell that attracted them to sugar. I also thought the pill bug would be attracted to the sand and water. The pill bugs didn’t seem to fond of the sand. They would go towards

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