2. Which of the following most completely and accurately describes the criterion for a correctly worded

hypothesis?

A. The statement should be made in an if/then format.

B. The statement should lend itself to being labeled ‘correct’.

C. The statement should be testable.

D. The statement should be testable where evidence could be gathered to support or reject the

statement.

Question

2. Which of the following most completely and accurately describes the criterion for a correctly worded

hypothesis?

A. The statement should be made in an if/then format.

B. The statement should lend itself to being labeled ‘correct’.

C. The statement should be testable.

D. The statement should be testable where evidence could be gathered to support or reject the 

statement.