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How is the Alternative Hypothesis Tested?
Testing the alternative hypothesis involves collecting data and using statistical methods to determine whether the observed results support the hypothesis. This process typically includes:
Study Design:
Choosing an appropriate study design such as a
cohort study
,
case-control study
, or
randomized controlled trial (RCT)
.
Data Collection:
Gathering data on the exposure and outcome variables.
Statistical Analysis:
Applying statistical tests (e.g.,
chi-square test
,
t-test
,
regression analysis
) to analyze the data.
Interpretation:
Interpreting the results to determine whether they provide sufficient evidence to reject the null hypothesis in favor of the alternative hypothesis.
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