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Directional Hypothesis

This type of hypothesis is one which predicts the direction of the difference or in terms of correlational analysis predicts either a positive or negative correlation.    A directional hypothesis is also called a one tailed hypothesis. 

 

A non directional hypothesis on the other hand predicts a difference between two variables but not the direction or in terms of correlational analysis it does not predict either a positive or negative correlation.   A non directional hypothesis is also called a two tailed hypothesis.

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Last Updated on 3 March 2006