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Leviafan [203]
3 years ago
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Emily came to see her advisor about doing a research study for her ph.d. dissertation. "what are you going to investigate?" he a

sked. "i believe that drinking orange juice before an iq test will raise a person's score," she said.
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Viktor [21]3 years ago
6 0

Emily's answer constitutes a<u> "hypothesis".</u>


A hypothesis, in a scientific context, is a testable proclamation about the connection between at least two factors or a proposed clarification for some watched marvel. In a scientific experiment or study, the theory is a concise summation of the scientist's forecast of the examination's discoveries, which might be bolstered or not by the result. Hypothesis is the center of the logical strategy.

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