Step 1 Independent variable: - Working remotely (yes/no) Dependent variable: - Issues related to working remotely Research hypothesis: - There is a significant relationship between working remotely and experiencing issues. Null hypothesis: - There is no significant relationship between working remotely and experiencing issues. To test the hypothesis, we could conduct a survey or interview individuals who work remotely and collect data on the issues they face. This data could include specific problems encountered, frequency of these issues, and the impact it has on productivity. Explanation: A statistically significant finding would be if the data analysis shows a strong correlation between working remotely and experiencing issues, with a low probability of this relationship occurring by chance. The implications of this research effort would be to provide insights into the potential challenges faced by remote workers. This information could be used to develop strategies and policies to mitigate these issues and improve the remote working experience. Committing a Type I error in this study would mean incorrectly rejecting the null hypothesis, concluding that there is a significant relationship between working remotely and experiencing issues when there isn't one. This could lead to implementing unnecessary changes or interventions that may not actually