and neuroticism were examined. The research hypothesis that was presented in the study are, firstly, there will be a positive correlation between Emotional Stability and Life Satisfaction, this was proven as a positive significant relationship. The second hypothesis suggested there will be a positive correlation between Life Satisfaction and Extraversion, this was supported by a statistically positive significant relationship. The third hypothesis, proposed there will be a positive correlation
analysis that uses hypothesis testing and theory development, obtaining recent knowledge, and modifying or confirming previous knowledge. The scientific processes’ components include: Phase 1 which is observing things and events, Phase 2 which is developing a hypothesis “a tentative explanation of the relationships among certain phenomenon.” (W.Haviland, H.Prins, B. McBride, D.Walrath 16), then we have Phase 3 which is gathering relevant data, Phase 4 is evaluating your hypothesis with your field work
This paper will explain the reasoning behind why people abuse children using the criminological theory General Strain Theory. General Strain Theory has four functions to it which are, 1. Strain, 2. Anger, 3. Lack of coping mechanisms and, 5. Criminal behavior. This sequence is vital to the explanation of General Strain Theory and easily explains why people commit crimes. The three key parts to identifying general stain theory are failure to achieve positive goals, removal of positive stimuli, and
whether or not this is true. Formulating a hypothesis that “it is thought to be leave that as the temperature or climate of the habitat of a goldfish increases, the breathes per minute of the goldfish
DISCUSSION: Prior to conducting this experiment, it was believed that Increasing the concentration of NaCl will increase the rate of osmosis. The results, evidently supported the hypothesis by the changes in the potato cylinder mass due to the concentration of solutes. The increase in mass is due to the lower concentration salt present in the potato cylinder. The theory supporting this observation suggests that the potato cylinder was submerged in a hypotonic solution (lower solute concentration)
The economic theory "Life-cycle Hypothesis" implies that individuals plan out their spending and make sure that they keep it constant throughout their lifetime. So basically this theory implies that the life-cycle hypothesis is based on the idea that an individual will plan out how much he/she will spend throughout their lifetime and have that remain a constant. This Levno 2 theory goes against the idea of saving a lot of money for a period of time then splurging it for another period; the spending
tested to show how differences in substrate, or H2O2 concentration and differences in catalase, or phosphate buffer, and substrate temperature, affected the rate in which molecular oxygen is produced in milliliters per one minute. The first hypothesis formed stated that increased H2O2 concentration would increase the reaction rate in which O2 was produced. The
affect affect the amount of oxygen dissolved in plant water? Purpose: The purpose of this lab is to determine which type of water (distilled, with snail, plant, with snail and plant) produced the most dissolved oxygen and which produced the least. Hypothesis: If there is a snail in the plant water, then there would be more dissolved oxygen than in distilled water because snails release carbon dioxide that can be used for photosynthesis from the plants. Materials: Test tube (1) Beaker (1) Snail (1)
other philosophical methodologies need and specifically slices through the jumble of good standards supported by deontological scholars. It is reconcilable with the majoritarianism supported by vote based frameworks of government. In addition, utilitarianism offers an undeniable response to the subject of why we should act unquestionably without a religious support. In spite of this, the hypothesis has pulled in plentiful feedback. On a functional level, utilitarianism has been mocked as unworkable
In their studies, they concluded that there are two theories that explaining the relationship of initial underpricing and aftermarket liquidity. First theory is the ownership dispersion hypothesis in which the initial underpricing will be attracting more shareholders and resulted in enhancing the liquidity of secondary market. Ljungqvist (as cited in Bomans, 2009) further explained that dispersion is highly preferable by the managers of a