The variables that a researcher chooses to include in a research hypothesis are guided by the: Sampling technique Level of measurement Literature review Research method
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The variables that a researcher chooses to include in a research hypothesis are guided by the literature review. This is because the literature review helps the researcher understand the existing knowledge and gaps in the field, which in turn informs the choice of Show more…
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