Research Methodology 1, Problem, Hypothesis
In this video I am going to discuss research problem and hypothesis. Research problem is testable statement and hypothesis is tentative solution to that problem. Problem arises in a research when there is- *Clear gap in results of several investigations *Unexplained information *Results of several investigation disagree with each other. #ResearchMethodology #ResearchProblem #Hypothesis #SimpleHypothesis #ComplexHypothesis #NullHypothesis #AlternativeHypothesis #DirectionalHypotheis #NonDirectionalHypothesis #NET #UGC #UGCNET #Psychology #NETPsychology #ExplanationInHindi. Explanation in hindi. Give this video a Thums up👍 SUBSCRIBE to my channel for more videos on psychology♥️ Click the BELL ICON to get notified for new videos🔔
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