2. HYPOTHESIS
•A premise or a claim that we want to test or
investigate.
•defined as a proposed explanation (may or
may not be true) for a phenomenon that can
be used as a basis for further verification or
investigation.
3. TWO Opposing Hypotheses for
each Phenomenon
•Null hypothesis (Ho)
•Alternative hypothesis (Ha)
4. Null Hypothesis (Ho)
•Currently accepted value for a parameter
•states that there is no difference between
a parameter and a statistic, or that there
is no difference between two parameters.
5. Alternative Hypothesis (Ha)
•Also called as Research Hypothesis
•states the existence of a difference
between a parameter and a statistic or
states that there is a difference between
two parameters.