The Hypothesis And As Stated

The hypothesis and as stated

Introduction

A hypothesis is an assumption made by someone with respect to any situation or some phenomenon in particular, which can be proven or in turn;At present, most scientific research arise from a problem that mustIt produces it is a cause, for the hypothesis it is the basis of any research or scientific work. The hypothesis clearly raises the idea or ideas that the researcher has about the phenomenon he is studying. 

Developing

A hypothesis can be raised through information and data collection. That is, the previous observation of a phenomenon. For this reason we say that when conducting an investigation it is important to know about the hypothesis to be clear that the research topic is really adequate and that the same information can be verified by the data or information collected, but it is necessary to carry out a rigorous studyIn order to obtain conclusions and recommendations for a good research work. Characteristics of the hypothesis. You have to take into account the characteristics that the hypothesis has.

And take them into account when doing a good research job. For the following characteristics that present are important to keep in mind. It always refers to an event or a probable relationship between things, since something clearly impossible cannot undergo tests. It has a number of specific variables, which must be clearly identified and defined. The relationship between these will also have to be proposed by the hypothesis itself and must be clear, understandable and plausible.

A hypothesis should always raise a relationship between variables that can be proven or discarded through empirical techniques and observation. 

They are usually linked to established and known techniques that serve to submit them to test. They are totally provisional approaches, which will be tested or discarded through investigation. In one of the characteristics it tells us about the variables, it is for this reason that the same author refers to the following variables: Independent variable: This type of variables establish a real value given to a hypothesis in relation to the cause. The independent variable is not affected by the dependent. Dependent variable: real value that refers to the effect, but not to the cause. 

The dependent variable is directly affected by the changes in the dependent variable. Intervening variable: It is that variable that does not refer to cause or effect factors. Modify the conditions of the phenomenon that is being investigated. The characteristics presented by the author are important when writing a research work, since they help to have guidelines for research are the same that help us understand the difference between the theory and an empirical reality thus giving it a final directionIn search of the solution of a problem.

Types of hypotheses: According to (Renfijo) there are different types of hypotheses, among which they stand out. Research hypothesis: These are tentative explanations about possible relationships that exist between two variables or more. Within the research hypotheses are. Descriptive value hypothesis: This type of hypothesis takes the variables of a certain context within which they can be observed. From these hypotheses, the researcher assumes that, if any of the established variables suffer any change, this will affect other variables. Of differences between groups: Through these hypotheses it is about establishing differences between groups.

Although they should not necessarily consider why these differences. That establish causality relationships: this type of hypothesis affirms that there are relationships between the variables, and also explain how these relationships occur. Null hypothesis: null hypotheses occur when, at the beginning of research. The author raises a hypothesis, which in the end is rejected or denied. Alternative hypothesis: they are the hypothesis that arise after an initial hypothesis was rejected or denied, that is, after it is confirmed that a hypothesis was void. It is a hypothesis other than the original that tries to explain the phenomenon studied. 

Statistical hypothesis: these refer to the statistical representation and in symbols of the hypotheses previously raised with words. Statistical hypotheses are classified as: Stimulation hypothesis: This type of hypothesis involves the value of some characteristic of the selected sample and the total population. Correlation statistics: They seek to establish a statistical relationship between two or more variables. Being clear the types of hypotheses we can write a good research work, since it allows us to observe the link between the theory and observation.

Since they give significant support for research because this is where the correct steps and procedures arise that must occur in the search for new knowledge and in turn the search to give a solution to a problem. How to perform a hypothesis? Knowing that the hypothesis is something that supposes and that we can say that it can be considered true. Although it cannot be proven and it would be a speculation of a problem to be able to perform a good hypothesis and not that as a false hypothesis and in the same way having a good research work because the hypothesis is important that it is clear to continue with the followingSteps that research work has.

For this reason we must follow in the most correct way the following steps that will be presented below: Select a problem of interest: this is where our hypothesis will be focused. Any problem is valid for research work. Information collection: to venture to perform the hypothesis of the problem we choose. We must know everything about the possible matter and thus be able to give a more likely explanation, from that creating our hypothesis. Establish the most likely solution: it is important. 

conclusion

We must check the information we have about the hypothesis. Thus being able to show wide explanations from the data gathered and contrasted. Formulate the hypothesis: after having gathered the information and comparing it we must propose explanation in more scientific terms excluding ideas that were not verified in this way to build an experimental model that will serve to test or refute it and we can continue with the research, sinceWithout the hypothesis it would be nothing more than some assumptions.

References

Casteñeda, r. J. (s.F.). LIBRARY. Retrieved on June 30, 2020.

Raffino, m. AND. (March 12, 2019). RESEARCH WORK. Retrieved on June 30, 2020.

Renfijo, d. (2013). Examples Hypothesis. Retrieved on June 30, 2020.