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A good research hypothesis
 
  A) poses a causal question.
  B) involves at least three variables.
  C) specifies the correct statistical procedure to use.
  D) implies that that predicted relationship can be tested empirically.

Question 2

Developing a precise operational definition of a construct, such as relaxation, helps us
 
  A) to decide what area we want to do research in.
  B) to develop a complete theory of relaxation.
  C) to analyze our results statistically.
  D) to communicate our procedures to other researchers.



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Answer to Question 1

Answer: D

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Answer: D





 

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