Basic Concepts in Research and Data Analysis
predict that the agents’ level of training has a positive effect on the amount of insurance sold. Or, it might predict that the agents’ level of motivation positively affects sales. In developing the hypothesis, you can be influenced by any of a number of sources, such as an existing theory, related research, or even personal experience.
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