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Question 61

A researcher is planning an investigation to see if drinking chamomile tea before bed improves sleep quality, measured by the number of nightly awakenings. They decide to write a directional (one-tailed) hypothesis.

Which of the following statements represents a correct directional hypothesis for this study?

A

Participants who drink chamomile tea before bed will experience a different number of nightly awakenings compared to those who drink warm water.

B

There will be a significant negative correlation between the volume of chamomile tea consumed and the number of nightly awakenings.

C

Participants who drink chamomile tea before bed will experience significantly fewer nightly awakenings than those who drink warm water.

D

There will be no significant difference in the number of nightly awakenings between participants who drink chamomile tea and those who drink warm water.

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Planning and conducting research Questions

  1. A Level
  2. /Psychology
  3. /Planning and conducting research

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