Hypothesis, Hypotheses, Hypothetical, Theory

Hypothesis means a message without evidence, a proposal that needs to be tested; an opinion of something but lacks evidence so it needs to be explained with facts, observations, data; a tentative insight, a concept that needs to be verified, a possibility, likely or likelihood, a concept without evidence.

Hypotheses are proposed in academics which will be tested, if it survives the test, it becomes a theory.

Scientific theories yield hypothesis that are tested by observation or analyses.

A hypothesis is a specific prediction about what will happen under a certain set of well-specified conditions.

Hypotheses are not theories; they could be produced by theories and tested.

Hypothesis: People going to art museums are usually middle class and upper-middle class?

Hypotheses is the plural form of hypothesis.

Hypothetical is an adjective: hypothetical describes something that are theoretically possible but do not exist in reality.

If something is hypothetic (adjective), it means it is a surmise, divinatory,

Hypothesize and hypothesise are verbs: speculating, supposing

Politicians and academics hypothesize on many issues.

Hypothetical imperative is a principle that states an action for a required goa;.

Hypothetist is someone who proposes a hypothesis, support a hypothesis.

It is common to come across hypothesis and theory are used to refer to something that is an opinion, a proposal but lacking in evidence but differences exist in the usage of the word.

Hypothesis is a theory but needs to be proved!

Theory is an idea but scientific theory is different from general theory (idea).

Theory means an explanation of something with a specific phenomena, a formal system of knowledge that explains about something (theory of gravity, theory of inheritance, theoryof knowledge, theory of evolution, theory of probability or probability theory in mathematics…

Scientific theories consist of a set of statements, not just one, but many; and are explained in detail like Charles Darwin explicated his theory of evolution in ‘The Origin of Species’.

Theories identify the concepts and explain how they are related.

Theoretical is an adjective referring to the theories, concerned with theories (theoretical science, theoretical concepts; abstractive, suppositious, suppositional, academic.

Derivatives of theory are theoretics, theorisation, theoriser, theorist (nouns), theoretically &theorically (adverbs),

Media effects theories are Agenda-Setting Theory (media tells the audience what to think about), Media Dependence Theory (audience depend upon media for information that can be used for personal and professional needs),

Social Action Theory (audience are not hapless and helpless but participate in the mediated communication especially with the internet and social media), Magic Bullet Theory (media acts like magic).