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If you get an answer outside of what you expected, reevaluate your approach, fix your study and redo it all, probably with a new set of participants. If you ca
by UweSchmidt 2y ago
If you get an answer outside of what you expected, reevaluate your approach, fix your study and redo it all, probably with a new set of participants.
If you can't do science, don't call it science.
- koe123 2y agoWhich is a great idea if we ignore all other issues in academia, e.g. pressure to publish etc. Taking such a hard-line stance I fear will just yield much less science being done.
- Cpoll 2y ago> much less science being done This isn't obviously a bad thing, in the context of a belief that most results are misleading or wrong.
- UweSchmidt 2y agoLet's do a less science then, but rigorous and throrough. Or find more funding. But surely let's have a "hard-line stance" on not drowning in BS?
- Mayzie 2y agoAnd where will the money come from for this second study? What about a third? Fourth? We live in a money-dependent world. We cannot go without it.