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A student forms the following hypothesis if people wear bright colors, they will be happier. What is/are the problems with this hypothesis?
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A student forms the following hypothesis if people wear bright colors, they will be happier. What is/are the problems with this hypothesis?

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There is no scientific evidence to support this claim. And it is not telling what colors are needing to be worn only the stated bright colors which can mean an assortment of things.
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