5TH MODULE SESSION 2
METHODOLOGICAL FRAMEWORK
Hi readers , welcome to my blog once . Well in this chance I had a session where I was able to check our group hypotheses . I also learned about the sample and population , variables and indicators which was the hardest part of it to me. Well , there is a relational matrix where we should be able to identify every variable and indicator of each of our hypotheses. Afterall , It resulted to be pretty easy . Here is a definition which I took from the board
``EVERY VARIABLE HAS ITS OWN INDICATOR , AND INDICATORS ARE LIKE SYMPTOMS OR CHARACTERISTICS THAT ARE USED TO MEASURE THE VARIABLE. INDICATORS ARE USED TO WRITE THE QUESTIONS OF THE INSTRUMENTS.``
DEFINITION OF HYPOTHESIS:
It is a possible explanation to an issue o situation which shows any relationship between variables. its main purposes are to guide the research , provide explanations , and prove theories.
On the other hand , we must take into account the type of study before creating our hypotheses . In case of having:
EXPLORATORY : we do not need to create hypotheses
DESCRIPTIVE : When we predict a fact .
CORRELATIONAL : We need to formulate correlational hypotheses.
EXPLANATORY : We must create causal hypotheses.
Here is a video on how to formulate hypotheses:
I would like to give a short definition of each type of hypothesis :
DESCRIPTIVE HYPOTHESIS it only contains one variable , and it is also known as univariate.
RELATIONAL HYPOTHESIS : it states a relationship between two variables. more than , less than ...
CORRELATIONAL HYPOTHESIS : when the variables happen together in some time without implying that one causes the other.
EXPLANATORY : it only tries to explain the existance of something , one variables causes some change in other.

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