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How would a scientist deal with an experiment that looked as if it were not going to support the hypothesis?
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by doing an ecperment
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The Scientific Method is the phrase used to describe the process by which scientists formulate their questions, develop their hypothesis, test their hyposthesis (experiment), analyze their results, draw their conclusions, and then continue the cycle depending on the acceptance or rejection of the null hypothesis. The above description is very general, and each field will have a particular set of processes and subporicesses for each of these steps. Your question is actually referring to Experimental design and order of operrations/procedures or other terms depending on the field and typoe of experiment. I ran a pigeon lab for a few years, and our professor had discivered a flaw in the design of the skinner box, used for many years in studying motivation and behaviorsal psychology in pigeons. Many peolpe have studied skinners experiments, but no one actually looked at the procedures, or steps of the experiment itself and questioned each one.
