An "if... then..." statement is the best way to write a hypothesis.
A hypothesis is best written as an "if... then..." statement. This type of statement allows for a clear and testable prediction to be made based on a proposed relationship between variables. To form an "if... then..." statement hypothesis, you need to identify the independent and dependent variables in your study. The independent variable is the factor that you manipulate or change, while the dependent variable is the factor that you measure or observe. Then, think about how the independent variable may affect the dependent variable and write an "if... then..." statement accordingly.
