Null Findings Are Often Uninformative Regarding the Hypothesis Being Tested

question 12

Multiple Choice

Null findings are often uninformative regarding the hypothesis being tested because they

• A)indicate that the study is flawed.
• B)are not based on empirical observation.
• C)may be the result of a poor research design.
• D)are not verifiable.

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