What was the hypothesis or hypothese

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Question 1. Problem: Briefly describe the problem under investigation. In other words, what were the researchers interested in studying?

Question 2. Literature Review: Briefly describe some of the research reviewed in the introduction.

Question 3. Theoretical Considerations: What theory or theories guided this research (if any)?

Question 4. Hypothesis: What was the hypothesis or hypotheses? (Note: There were several hypotheses related to gender, personality, and first impressions)

Question 5. Research Design: Briefly describe the research design. For example, how many participants were in the study? What did those participants do as part of their participation?

Question 6. Data Analysis and Statistical Decisions: Briefly describe the main results of the study. (Hint: If you are having trouble understanding the Results section, read the beginning of the Discussion section or the Abstract for a synopsis).

Question 7. Decisions in Terms of Past Research and Theory: Was the hypothesis supported? How do these results fit in with past research?

Question 8. Finding a New Problem: Did the authors of this study suggest new research based on these results? Explain.

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