Author Question: An investigator should reconsider his hypothesis when the results are contrary to what was expected. ... (Read 36 times)

Davideckstein7 · **on:** Jun 20, 2018

An investigator should reconsider his hypothesis when the results are contrary to what was expected. He can do this by

a. rewriting the hypothesis section in the body of the report.
b. stating in the conclusion that the original theory is wrong.
c. alerting the reader to internal validity problems in the study.
d. offering tentative explanations for the observed results in the discussion section of the study.
e. rewriting the related literature section of the report.

Question 2

One assumption of constructivism is that meaningful learning is the result of

a. teachers using their extensive knowledge and experience to construct general frameworks that help students make sense of new information.
b. a careful analysis and logical sequencing of the subject matter by the teacher.
c. extensive drill and practice.
d. individuals using their knowledge and experience to create a personal view of the world.