28. In conducting a hypothesis, what is the goal of a researcher? Note: Like a prosecutor, a researcher collects evidence to "prosecute" the assumption (the null hypothesis). Put it another way: the researcher collects evidence to show that the alternative hypothesis is TRUE. Notice that we don't use phrases such as "collects evidence for the null hypothesis" or "show that the null hypothesis is true". Why? Because we already assume that the null hypothesis is true (similar to the idea that "everyone is presumed innocent" under the Court of Law). a. Collects evidence against H, (evidence against the assumption) b. Collects evidence for Ha (evidence for the researcher's belief)

28. In conducting a hypothesis, what is the goal of a researcher? Note: Like a prosecutor, a researcher collects evidence to "prosecute" the assumption (the null hypothesis). Put it another way: the researcher collects evidence to show that the alternative hypothesis is TRUE. Notice that we don't use phrases such as "collects evidence for the null hypothesis" or "show that the null hypothesis is true". Why? Because we already assume that the null hypothesis is true (similar to the idea that "everyone is presumed innocent" under the Court of Law). a. Collects evidence against H, (evidence against the assumption) b. Collects evidence for Ha (evidence for the researcher's belief)

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