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BIO 1115: Cell Biology

  • Research Proposal
  • Topic Development
  • Proposal Outline
  • Literature Review

Testable Hypothesis

  • Final Proposal

What is a Hypothesis?

From central question to testable hypothesis.

Topic Development:  Two sample questions emerge from the two methods used:

Central Question(s)

In order to transform these questions into working thesis statements, start by simply shifting or reframing the verb  from a point of question to a point of declaration!

By shifting or reframing the  verb , these questions have now become testable Hypotheses  from which an experiment is designed, variables are tested, methods are established, data is gathered, evidence is given, and conclusions are demonstrated.

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  1. Testable Hypothesis

    For this course, a central question is used to help derive a defensible hypothesis. Characteristics of a Hypothesis: It should never be structured as a question. It should be empirically testable. It should be specific and precise. It should specify the variables upon which relationships are established.