What would be the null hypothesis for this study

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Article: Khanna D, Yalawar M, Saibaba PV, et al. Oral nutritional supplementation improves growth in children at malnutrition risk and with picky eating behaviors.

Question 1: Is this a causal or an associative hypothesis?
Question 2: Is the hypothesis directional or non-directional?
Question 3: What would be the null hypothesis for this study?

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