Regardless of whether H1 is directional or nondirectional, when evaluating H0 we always assume chance is responsible for the differences in results between conditions.
Indicate whether the statement is true or false
Question 2
If the results of an experiment allow rejection of the null hypothesis, _________.
a. the effect of the independent variable must be large.
b. similar results are likely to occur if the experiment is repeated
c. the experiment proves that H0 is false.
d. the effect of the independent variable must be large and the experiment proves that H0 is false.
e. similar results are likely to occur if the experiment is repeated and the experiment proves that H0 is false.
Evaluating the Angle of the Anterior Chamber
Anterior and lateral views of the body illustrating directional terms.
Directional selection pushes a phenotype one way or another.
Directional selection
Directional Selection in Peppered Moths
Directional artificial selection favoring the AdhF allele in experimental Drosophila populations.