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causal hypothesis

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causal hypothesis
[kô′səl]
Etymology: L, causa, cause; Gk, hypotithenia, foundation
(in research) a hypothesis that predicts a cause-and-effect relationship among the variables to be studied.


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As noted in Bonett and Wright (2007) a particular causal hypothesis will imply that some of the model parameters should be very small while other model parameters should be meaningfully large.
Of course, given the correlational nature of this study, these results cannot be used to disprove either causal hypothesis.
 
 
 
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