Question options :
Null hypothesis equal 105,alternative hypothesis not equal 105
Null hypothesis equal 105, alternative hypothesis greater than 105
Null hypothesis equal 100, alternative hypothesis not equal 100
Null hypothesis equal 100, alternative hypothesis greater than 100
Answer:
Null hypothesis equal 105, alternative hypothesis greater than 105
Explanation:
The two hypotheses: the null and alternative hypotheses are denoted as follows : the null hypothesis , and the alternative hypothesis, which are denoted in the above options. The null hypothesis is the one tested and approved or disapproved by the researcher while the alternative is everything else that the null hypothesis is not. In the above the null hypothesis is 105 while the alternative hypothesis (or hypothesis one but alternative hypothesis in this case) is greater than 105.
Muhmmad ture defeated sonni baru on <span>on 18 February 1493.</span>
Answer:
Fieldwork affects atropologists by elucidating concepts that seemed strange to humanity and making them known, explained and familiar.
Explanation:
Anthropologists are professionals who study the elements and aspects that made up ancient human societies, explaining the way these societies live, the beliefs they practiced and even the objects they used. This professional performs a very delicate job, when researching, finding and developing concepts that were foreign to these societies, but that after the work of the atropologists became understandable and familiar.
Yes. I believe thats what created and shaped our world.
Answer:
<em>B.Illusion of Transparency</em>
Explanation:
<em>The illusion of transparency:</em> The term illusion of transparency is referred to as the tendency or propensity of a person to overemphasize or overestimate the degree to which his or her mental state is being understood or known by the other person.
<em>In contrast,</em> one more manifestation is being included in the illusion of transparency that reflects the tendency for different people to overemphasize the process of understanding someone else's perspective or mental state.
<em>In reference to the question, the given scenario is an example of the illusion of transparency.</em>
