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A hypothesis is : (Multiple Choice)

A hypothesis is
A) a collection of facts.
B) a prediction derived from theory.
C) a method of social research.
D) the outcome of an experiment.
E) an ethical principle governing scientific research.

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Core Concepts in Sociology, Canadian Edition

Edition: 2^nd

Authors: Lindsey, Beach, Ravelli

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