Hypotheses Criteria - Revision history

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Generalizability

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	The hypothesis should have a broader explanatory power that extends beyond specific instances. One way to achieve this is to ensure that it is grounded in a theoretical approach, as is the case with the assumptions employed. It is also essential to begin with a broad field of exploration, as it has been and remains the case. This aspect is presented in a separate article<ref>~~See more information~~ [[Large Exploration Field \| here about the large exploration field]], how observations were conducted, and the notes taken. It also presents how fields evolved over the three exploration phases.</ref>.		The hypothesis should have a broader explanatory power that extends beyond specific instances. One way to achieve this is to ensure that it is grounded in a theoretical approach, as is the case with the assumptions employed. It is also essential to begin with a broad field of exploration, as it has been and remains the case. This aspect is presented in a separate article<ref>[[Large Exploration Field \| See more information here about the large exploration field]], how observations were conducted, and the notes taken. It also presents how fields evolved over the three exploration phases.</ref>.

	=Communicability=		=Communicability=

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Generalizability

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	The hypothesis should have a broader explanatory power that extends beyond specific instances. One way to achieve this is to ensure that it is grounded in a theoretical approach, as is the case with the assumptions employed. It is also essential to begin with a broad field of exploration, as it has been and remains the case. This aspect is presented in a separate article<ref>See more information [[Large Exploration Field \| here about the large exploration field, how observations were conducted, and the notes taken ~~and analyzed~~. It also presents ~~the nature of the~~ fields over the three exploration phases.]]</ref>.		The hypothesis should have a broader explanatory power that extends beyond specific instances. One way to achieve this is to ensure that it is grounded in a theoretical approach, as is the case with the assumptions employed. It is also essential to begin with a broad field of exploration, as it has been and remains the case. This aspect is presented in a separate article<ref>See more information [[Large Exploration Field \| here about the large exploration field]], how observations were conducted, and the notes taken. It also presents how fields evolved over the three exploration phases.</ref>.

	=Communicability=		=Communicability=

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Accuracy

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	The information used for verification includes recorded field observations and interviews, performance measures from adaptive profiles, and additional online data about individuals and companies. These elements help the hypotheses focus on the connection between the "use of assessment technique" and "performance."		The information used for verification includes recorded field observations and interviews, performance measures from adaptive profiles, and additional online data about individuals and companies. These elements help the hypotheses focus on the connection between the "use of assessment technique" and "performance."

	=~~Accuracy~~=		=Precision=
	When formulating hypotheses, it is essential to avoid ambiguity or confusion regarding the selection of key concepts or terms and the proposed relationships among them. The key terms of the hypothesis must be precise enough to represent the phenomena under study accurately, and the relationship among these phenomena must be specified to avoid ambiguity. To achieve this, the expression of hypotheses has been minimized.		When formulating hypotheses, it is essential to avoid ambiguity or confusion regarding the selection of key concepts or terms and the proposed relationships among them. The key terms of the hypothesis must be precise enough to represent the phenomena under study accurately, and the relationship among these phenomena must be specified to avoid ambiguity. To achieve this, the expression of hypotheses has been minimized.

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Verifiability

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	The availability of information is a ~~determining criterion for~~ verifying a hypothesis. The hypothesis ~~depends~~ on the ~~general~~ elements ~~of the problem~~ and on the type of data ~~that can be accessed~~ for ~~verification~~.		The availability of information is a key factor in verifying a hypothesis. The hypothesis relies on the overall problem elements and the type of data accessible for testing.

	The information ~~available~~ for verification ~~combines~~ recorded field observations and interviews, performance measures from ~~the~~ adaptive profiles, and ~~other information~~ about ~~people~~ and companies ~~available on the Internet~~. These elements ~~enable~~ the hypotheses to focus on the ~~relationship~~ between the "use of assessment technique" and "performance."		The information used for verification includes recorded field observations and interviews, performance measures from adaptive profiles, and additional online data about individuals and companies. These elements help the hypotheses focus on the connection between the "use of assessment technique" and "performance."

	=Accuracy=		=Accuracy=

Flc: /* Plausibility */

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Plausibility

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	A hypothesis should be strongly ~~connected~~ to the phenomenon it aims to explain. It should not merely state an obvious truth but allow for ~~a certain level of~~ uncertainty. The relevance of the hypothesis is directly ~~proportional~~ to the knowledge ~~acquired~~ about the subject ~~being studied~~.		A hypothesis should be strongly linked to the phenomenon it aims to explain. It should not merely state an obvious truth but allow for some uncertainty. The relevance of the hypothesis is directly tied to the knowledge gained about the subject under study.

	Based on the current state of research and practice, after phase 1 validated the use of personality assessments by leaders, ~~we chose to extend~~ the focus to assessment techniques ~~at large~~ and other users, while ~~keeping~~ the same dependent variable. The ~~extension~~ was possible ~~thanks to~~ a new exploration ~~field~~, ~~progress of~~ techniques and their ~~use on the market~~, and new tools and ~~techniques being developed~~ at GRI.		Based on the current state of research and practice, after phase 1 validated the use of personality assessments by leaders, the focus was expanded to assessment techniques in general and other users, while maintaining the same dependent variable. The expansion was made possible by a new area of exploration, advances in techniques and their commercialization, and the development of new tools and methods at GRI.

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Communicability

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	Hypotheses should be clear and straightforward so that they can be easily understood and verified. For this reason, the aspects related to semiotics and language, which are somewhat more abstract but are key, are ~~treated and discussed~~ at the end.		Hypotheses should be clear and straightforward so that they can be easily understood and verified. For this reason, the aspects related to semiotics and language, which are somewhat more abstract but are key, are addressed at the end.

	=Notes=		=Notes=
	[[Category:Notes]]		[[Category:Notes]]
	[[Category:General Framework]]		[[Category:General Framework]]

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Communicability

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	Hypotheses should be clear and straightforward so that they can be easily understood and verified. For this reason, the aspects related to semiotics and language are treated and discussed at the end.		Hypotheses should be clear and straightforward so that they can be easily understood and verified. For this reason, the aspects related to semiotics and language, which are somewhat more abstract but are key, are treated and discussed at the end.

	=Notes=		=Notes=
	[[Category:Notes]]		[[Category:Notes]]
	[[Category:General Framework]]		[[Category:General Framework]]

Flc: /* Generalizability */

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Generalizability

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	The hypothesis should have a broader explanatory power that extends beyond specific instances. One way to achieve this is ~~by ensuring~~ that it is ~~based on~~ a theoretical approach, as is the case with the assumptions ~~used~~. ~~Additionally, it's important~~ to begin with a ~~large~~ field of exploration, as it has been and ~~continues to be~~ the case. This aspect is presented in a separate article.		The hypothesis should have a broader explanatory power that extends beyond specific instances. One way to achieve this is to ensure that it is grounded in a theoretical approach, as is the case with the assumptions employed. It is also essential to begin with a broad field of exploration, as it has been and remains the case. This aspect is presented in a separate article<ref>See more information [[Large Exploration Field \| here about the large exploration field, how observations were conducted, and the notes taken and analyzed. It also presents the nature of the fields over the three exploration phases.]]</ref>.

	=Communicability=		=Communicability=

Flc: /* Precision */

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Precision

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	The information available for verification combines recorded field observations and interviews, performance measures from the adaptive profiles, and other information about people and companies available on the Internet. These elements enable the hypotheses to focus on the relationship between the "use of assessment technique" and "performance."		The information available for verification combines recorded field observations and interviews, performance measures from the adaptive profiles, and other information about people and companies available on the Internet. These elements enable the hypotheses to focus on the relationship between the "use of assessment technique" and "performance."

	=~~Precision~~=		=Accuracy=
	When formulating hypotheses, it is essential to avoid ~~any~~ ambiguity or confusion regarding the selection of key concepts or terms and the proposed ~~relationship between~~ them. The key terms of the hypothesis must be precise enough to represent the phenomena under study accurately, and the relationship ~~between the~~ phenomena must be ~~specific, avoiding any form of~~ ambiguity. To achieve this, the expression of hypotheses has been minimized.		When formulating hypotheses, it is essential to avoid ambiguity or confusion regarding the selection of key concepts or terms and the proposed relationships among them. The key terms of the hypothesis must be precise enough to represent the phenomena under study accurately, and the relationship among these phenomena must be specified to avoid ambiguity. To achieve this, the expression of hypotheses has been minimized.

	=Generalizability=		=Generalizability=

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2025-12-10T17:06:58Z

Verifiability

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	The availability of information is a determining criterion for verifying a hypothesis. The hypothesis ~~is dependent~~ on the general elements of the problem and on the type of data that can be accessed for ~~its~~ verification.		The availability of information is a determining criterion for verifying a hypothesis. The hypothesis depends on the general elements of the problem and on the type of data that can be accessed for verification.

	The information available for verification combines recorded field observations and interviews, performance measures from the adaptive profiles, and other information about people and companies available on the Internet. These elements ~~allow~~ the hypotheses to focus on ~~a connection~~ between the "use of ~~personality~~ assessment" and "performance."		The information available for verification combines recorded field observations and interviews, performance measures from the adaptive profiles, and other information about people and companies available on the Internet. These elements enable the hypotheses to focus on the relationship between the "use of assessment technique" and "performance."

	=Precision=		=Precision=