The Key Points in a Speech Are Known as

question 29

Multiple Choice

The key points in a speech are known as

• A)subpoints.
• B)central ideas.
• C)main ideas.
• D)specific purposes.

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Definitions:

Research Hypothesis

A statement predicting a relationship between variables that is tested through research.

Null Hypothesis

A foundational assumption stating there is no meaningful variance or impact, serving as the initial basis for statistical analysis.

Theorem

A statement that has been proven on the basis of previously established statements, such as other theorems, and generally accepted principles, like axioms.

Directional Test

Another term for a one-tailed test, emphasizing the test's focus on detecting an effect in a specific direction, either positive or negative.