This is what I have for my hypotheses at the moment - is this an okay to write it or how should I format it (this makes sense to me but I haven't seen hypotheses written like this before)? Any advice would be appreciated!
Three hypotheses will be explored in this paper. The first null hypothesis (H1: 0) is that gamified VR does not increase adherence to exercise. The first alternate hypothesis (H1: 1) is that gamified VR increases adherence to exercise when compared to the literature (
In my experience stating null and alternate hypotheses does not extend far outside of the classroom. The idea is to state your alternate hypotheses, but then your experimental approach should be to test the null hypotheses. The more simple the hypotheses the better. Maybe something like this:
We will explore three hypotheses in this study:
1. Gamified VR will increase adherence to exercise
2. Gamified VR will result in lower rates of perceived exertion
3. Gamified VR will have a positive impact on mental health
I feel that the brief explanations/details you provide at the end of each hypothesis would not normally be included in the hypothesis itself, but rather should be elaborated on in the proceeding text.
Good luck!
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