What type of relationship would you predict (positive linear, negative linear, and so on)?

What type of relationship would you predict (positive linear, negative linear, and so
on)? (
2. Based on your answer from question 1, construct a hypothesis describing the
relationship between the two variables. Your hypothesis should be a predictive
statement. (0.5 pts)
3. Which method (experimental or non-experimental) would you use to test this
hypothesis? Why? (1 pt)
4. Which is the independent (or predictor) variable, and which is the dependent (or
criterion/outcome) variable? (1 pt)
5. State an operational definition for each variable. Be sure to have a measurement
tool for each variable. Also, please insert a full reference (in APA style) for every
measurement tool. (4 pts)
– If any variable (e.g., the age of the instructor) does not need a measurement tool,
describe how you would measure the variable, which is your operational definition
of the variable.
– Check the databases (e.g., PsycTESTS, PsycINFO, PubMed, Google Scholar, etc.)
whenever needed. What type of relationship would you predict (positive linear, negative linear, and so
on)? (0.5 pts)
2. Based on your answer from question 1, construct a hypothesis describing the
relationship between the two variables. Your hypothesis should be a predictive
statement. (0.5 pts)
3. Which method (experimental or non-experimental) would you use to test this
hypothesis? Why? (1 pt)
4. Which is the independent (or predictor) variable, and which is the dependent (or
criterion/outcome) variable? (1 pt)
5. State an operational definition for each variable. Be sure to have a measurement
tool for each variable. Also, please insert a full reference (in APA style) for every
measurement tool. (4 pts)
– If any variable (e.g., the age of the instructor) does not need a measurement tool,
describe how you would measure the variable, which is your operational definition
of the variable.

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