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    This document provides information about a research methodology presentation given by Ravi Raj Devanand Chalak at Shree Shiv Chhatrapati College in Junnar, Maharashtra, India. It defines a hypothesis as a quantitative statement about a population that is formulated to be tested through empirical research. The document outlines several key points about the importance of hypotheses, including that they help researchers find answers to problems, state the purpose of the research, look forward by proposing testable relationships, state specific relationships that can be empirically tested, provide direction for the research, help focus on particular aspects of the problem, act as an analytical framework, and ensure the scientific nature of the research.

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    WELCO

    ME
     SHREE SHIV CHHATRAPATI COLLEGE
    JUNNAR
     BACHELOR OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION
     CLASS:- TYBBA
     SEMESTER:- 5th
     SUBJECT:- RESEARCH METHODOLOGY
     PRESENTED BY:- RAVIRAJ DEVANAND
    CHALAK
     SUBJECT TEACHER:-PRATIMA JADHAW
    Hypothesis
    His derived from a Greek word "hypotithenai" which means "to put under" or to suppose".
    Hypothesis is the process of taking and using a sample statistics to make an inference for a
    population parameter.
    According to Prof. Morris Hamburg. "A hypothesis in statistics is simply a quantitative Statement
    about a population".
    According to Palmer O Johnson, "A hypothesis is islands in the uncharted seas of thought to be used
    as bases for consolidation and recuperation as we advance into the unknown"
    Hypothesis generally occurs when we perform inductive reasoning. In inductive reasoning,
    researcher takes a series of observations to perform a theory. So hypothesis is the first step of any
    research process. It is very important for any research and formulated in various ways. Its basic
    function is the prediction of the final result of the investigation.
    Importance of Hypothesis

     Importance of hypothesis can be described in following ways:

    1) Finding Answers: Hypothesis supports the researcher to


    find an answer to a problem. It is expressed in declarative form. The
    most important thing is that it provides a guideline to the problem.
    2) States Purpose of Researcher: A hypothesis states
    what researchers are looking for. When facts are assembled,
    ordered, and seen in a relationship they constitute a theory. The
    theory is not speculation but is Suit upon fact.Now the various
    facts in a theory may be logically analysed and relationships other
    than those stated in the theory can be deduced. At this point there
    is no knowledge as to whether such deductions are correct. The
    formulation of the deduction however constitutes a hypothesis; if
    verified it becomes part of a future theoretical construction.
    3) Forward Looking: A hypothesis looks forward. It is a
    proposition which can be put to a test to determine its validity. It may
    seem contrary to or in accord with common sense. It may prove to be
    correct or incorrect. In any event however, it leads to an empirical
    test.
    4) States Specific Relationship: Hypothesis is to state a
    specific relationship between phenomena in such a way that this
    relationship can be empirically tested. The basic method of this
    demonstration is to design the research so that logic will require the
    acceptance or rejection of the hypothesis on the basis of resulting data.
    5) Provides Direction: It provides a direction to the research
    and prevents waste of time and effort of the researcher.
    6) Helps in looking in Particular Aspect: It helps the
    researcher to look into a particular aspect of the problem thereby
    offering certain issues and facts.
    7) Framework for Analysis: It acts as a
    framework for analysis and interpretation of the data to draw
    conclusions.
    8) Suggests Areas of Importance: It suggests the
    areas of importance which need more attention or more
    collection of facts by the researcher.
    9) Ensures Scientific Nature of Research: A
    hypothesis ensures the entire research process remains scientific
    and reliable; and following the principles of deduction.
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