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berenicecastro · **on:** Jul 8, 2018

The hypothesis, Women who live in rural areas are unlikely to practice breast self-examination is which of the following?

A) Null
B) Not testable
C) Directional
D) Nondirectional

Question 2

Which elements should be included in the title of a research study?

1. The last name of the lead researcher.
2. The potential effects of the study.
3. The planned impact of the study.
4. Descriptive information about the population of the study.

jaygar71 · **Reply #1 on:** Jul 8, 2018

Answer to Question 1

B
Feedback:
Null hypotheses, which express the absence of a relationship, are the hypotheses subjected to statistical testing. This hypothesis is not testable, as it does not make a prediction about a relationship. A testable hypothesis states predicted relationships between two or more variablesthat is, the anticipated association between independent and dependent variables. Directional hypotheses predict the direction of a relationship; nondirectional hypotheses predict the existence of relationships, not their direction.

Answer to Question 2

4
Rationale 1: The title of a research report must be clear and concise. It should contain information relating to the population and the major variable of the study. Extraneous information should be excluded.
Rationale 2: The title of a research report must be clear and concise. It should contain information relating to the population and the major variable of the study. Extraneous information should be excluded.
Rationale 3: The title of a research report must be clear and concise. It should contain information relating to the population and the major variable of the study. Extraneous information should be excluded.
Rationale 4: The title of a research report must be clear and concise. It should contain information relating to the population and the major variable of the study. Extraneous information should be excluded.