Abstract Hypothesis testing is the standard approach used in scientific work, but it is the wrong methodology to use in choosing which theory most accurately de-scribes the data. This is because hypothesis testing is asymmetric and does not spec-ify the alternative hypothesis in sufficient detail. A more appropriate methodology is to engage in model choice where the contending theories are treated symmetri-cally. This chapter first explains the problems with hypothesis testing, then provides the methodology of theory choice, and finally provides examples where hypothesis testing leads to inappropriate conclusions
Most statistical methods use hypothesis testing. Analysis of variance, regression, discrete choice m...
I examine the role of inference from experiment in theory building. What are the options open to th...
Human reasoning in hypothesis-testing tasks like P. C. Wason's (1968) selection task has been depict...
This paper outlines several difficulties with testing economic theories, particularly that the theor...
Hypothesis is usually considered as the principal instrument in research. It plays a major role in r...
Experience shows that the question of whether or not to introduce a hypothesis is most vital in meth...
Experimental studies are usually designed with specific expectations about the results in mind. Howe...
In science theory changes, the old is rejected and the new accepted, the new is considered to be bet...
In this paper, the performance of six types of techniques for comparisons of means is examined. Thes...
The paper presents some brief notes regarding the theory of hypothesis testing and the characteristi...
In the 1920s, Ronald Fisher developed the theory behind the p value and Jerzy Neyman and Egon Pearso...
We present the various methods of hypothesis testing that one typically encounters in a mathematical...
Optimal decision making depends on people’s ability to generate and test hypotheses of their environ...
This paper reviews all major theories of evidence such as the Bayesian theory, hypothetico-deductivi...
Human reasoning in hypothesis-testing tasks like P. C. Wason's (1968) selection task has been depict...
Most statistical methods use hypothesis testing. Analysis of variance, regression, discrete choice m...
I examine the role of inference from experiment in theory building. What are the options open to th...
Human reasoning in hypothesis-testing tasks like P. C. Wason's (1968) selection task has been depict...
This paper outlines several difficulties with testing economic theories, particularly that the theor...
Hypothesis is usually considered as the principal instrument in research. It plays a major role in r...
Experience shows that the question of whether or not to introduce a hypothesis is most vital in meth...
Experimental studies are usually designed with specific expectations about the results in mind. Howe...
In science theory changes, the old is rejected and the new accepted, the new is considered to be bet...
In this paper, the performance of six types of techniques for comparisons of means is examined. Thes...
The paper presents some brief notes regarding the theory of hypothesis testing and the characteristi...
In the 1920s, Ronald Fisher developed the theory behind the p value and Jerzy Neyman and Egon Pearso...
We present the various methods of hypothesis testing that one typically encounters in a mathematical...
Optimal decision making depends on people’s ability to generate and test hypotheses of their environ...
This paper reviews all major theories of evidence such as the Bayesian theory, hypothetico-deductivi...
Human reasoning in hypothesis-testing tasks like P. C. Wason's (1968) selection task has been depict...
Most statistical methods use hypothesis testing. Analysis of variance, regression, discrete choice m...
I examine the role of inference from experiment in theory building. What are the options open to th...
Human reasoning in hypothesis-testing tasks like P. C. Wason's (1968) selection task has been depict...