The Hypothesis And Its Methodology

The hypothesis and its methodology

Introduction

The role of the hypothesis guides a definition and a methodology to be used in an investigation. A structured hypothesis correctly is composed of observation units, whether subjects or objects to analyze with variables to be used in the course of the investigation, being able to catalog in various criteria that are not always exclusive but rather complementary. Checking a hypothesis entails having a set of statistical processes which allow to decide whether these results in the investigation are the product of random or real references. 

Developing

The hypothesis in the investigation serves as the basis and being intermediary between the facts and the theory, allowing new knowledge, being possible the restructuring in the research data enriching the knowledge that is acquired through the search for the same. It is characterized by being a key duct from the moment that the hypothesis is formulated by replacing the initial question, but not being completely rejected. The step that is sought during the course of the investigation is to test the hypothesis.

Comparing the data previously collected using deductive methods to verify if it is true or false and if it can be verifiable in its entirety, taking into account that the hypothesis is formulated taking reference bibliographies about what is being investigated, based on previous research. In order for a hypothesis to be verifiable, current knowledge and techniques to be used should be consent.

If a hypothesis resists being verified over time it becomes theory.

These can be adapted or false, clarifying that if the hypothesis is void, it does not necessarily have to be a formulation error. If the process is not known with certainty to perform a difficulty hypothesis can be proposed properly, this happens when the techniques are unknown to prove a hypothesis taking into account that being a cause and effect relationship, it must be related to the facts. In addition, ignoring the theoretical framework brings complications when formulating the hypothesis, because this is subsequently formulated to the theoretical framework. 

conclusion

The hypothesis as such must express a statement that is simple to understand, being practical can be expressed in a format such as "if this is then B".(Biochemistry) "The hypothesis is the attempt to explanation of some phenomenon or problem that can be corroborated through observation and experimentation, scientists must propose hypotheses as possible explanations to the problem they wish to solve". This means that the hypothesis determines a fact, which will have a cause and an effect to verify whether or not, with prior background investigated in a logical and precise way.