ההשערה האידיאלית ממלאת את תפקידה המחקרי מנוסחת בצורה בהירה ותמציתית מבטאת תובנה מעניינת מבטאת הבנה של חזית הידע בתחום דוד לוי-פאור, נובמבר 2009.

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ההשערה האידיאלית ממלאת את תפקידה המחקרי מנוסחת בצורה בהירה ותמציתית מבטאת תובנה מעניינת מבטאת הבנה של חזית הידע בתחום דוד לוי-פאור, נובמבר 2009

Hypothesis are used to state the relationship between two variables and may be stated as Null hypotheses (no relationship between two variables). Nondirectional hypotheses (we don’t know or won’t speculate about the direction of the relationship between two variables). Directional hypotheses. We state the direction of the relationship between two variables.

מהי השערה ? (היפותזה) השערה היא: הצהרה ארעית המכוונת להסבר העולם החברתי, או/ו פוליטי, או/וכלכלי, או/ו תקשורתי. הצהרה ארעית מסבירה מסבירה מה ?(אירוע, התנהגות, עמדות, מוסד)

“Choosing” a hypothesis: What are we looking for in a hypothesis? Fits well with what we know. Helps make sense of what we know