The hypothetical statements denying what are explicitly indicated in working hypothesis are known as
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Answer: D
The hypothetical statement that denies what is explicitly indicated in the working hypothesis is called the null hypothesis, option (D). It says that there is no relationship or no difference, and the researcher tests it against the working or alternative hypothesis.
A relational hypothesis (option A) states a relation between variables, a complex hypothesis (option B) states relations among several variables, and a statistical hypothesis (option C) is a hypothesis put in statistical terms. None of these is the denial of the working hypothesis.
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