What to do if your hypotheses are not supported - ResearchBeast

What to do if your hypotheses are not supported - ResearchBeast
Sometimes researchers face a situation where there hypotheses are ot supported. It can be quite a daunting time because of stigmas attached to this situation. In this video, I answer this question. I also talked to Dr. Katerina Berezina on what does she suggest in this situation.
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[@senagoc5217]

Thank you for this great video. My 2.5 years of Master's research also did not support any of my hypotheses and objectives and I am so worried about what to tell in my defense. This video helped me a lot. You are not alone. I faced the same situtation.

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[@fakhretaj]

Thank you so much. I really needed to hear this, I hope i can manage to defend my thesis and will be able to get my degree.

[@diaomonmon]

Thank you, I feel very enlightened after finding out most of my hypotheses were not supported. This lifts me up a lot. Thanks so much!

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[@lalalulu17]

Thank you very much for this. Really needed to hear this because this is happening to me. I guess the best way is to report the findings and make suggestion to explore to add new variables in the study. Hopefully my supervisor agrees.

[@ResearchBeast]

Great. Yes, that is exactly what you need to do. Good luck. Also please help me sharing it further

[@nakshimughal981]

Thank you so much sir for this great information, this help me a lot for my thesis

[@affanasif7506]

Sir great insight for student specially from countries where it is expected that research only aims to prove the hypotheses

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[@mypokok9856]

Very helpful video.

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[@deeptibhatt9457]

Thank you Sir, I faced the same issue, and unable to answer to my reviewers. After seeing your video , i got my answer., thanks a lot.

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[@dr.mohdsafwanbinghazali8428]

Great content sir! keep it up

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[@asadjaved7149]

excellent video sir

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[@funnypie7274]

Good Sir

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[@boogies337]

very helpful, thank you. 12:16

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[@noshintasnimkhan3454]

What to do if my hypothesis shows insignificant values ( value much above 0.05 significance level) and the data are real life scenarios which can't be changed?

[@ZulfiqarAli42]

Well you explained in a nice manner but don’t you think these issue should be solved or highlighted by pilot runs?

[@ResearchBeast]

Thank you. Yes they can be but it depends on your field of research

[@mohamednasir2851]

I have 7 hypothesis in my research only the main hypothesis is not supported. All others do. What can I do?