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A scientist never gives up! even
when results do not support his or her hypothesis! A
scientist realizes that experiments with negative results
are just as important as experiments with positive results
- because they both provide objective, valid information
about the research topic. You will notice that in the
Projects Search tool of this software program, some
of the examples there actually show that the results
lead to the hypothesis being rejected! Remember,
that's perfectly normal!
What should you do if the results
do not support your hypothesis?
- Do not
change your hypothesis, even if you are tempted to
do so! Instead, you should provide possible explanations
of why the results do not support your hypothesis
- Finally,
you should suggest an alternative experiment to solve
your "problem".
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