What Should One Do If the Results of an Experiment

question 32

Multiple Choice

What should one do if the results of an experiment consistently do not support the original hypothesis?

• A)Change the hypothesis to match the results.
• B)Change the results to match the hypothesis.
• C)Accept the original hypothesis.
• D)Reject the original hypothesis and formulate a new hypothesis.

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Definitions:

Disorderly

Characterized by a lack of order or organization; chaotic or unruly behavior.

Hypothetical

Refers to a proposed explanation or scenario based on conjecture rather than concrete evidence, often used as a starting point for further investigation.

Cognitive Development

The process through which individuals acquire and understand knowledge, develop thinking and problem-solving skills, and improve intellectual abilities across the lifespan.

Sensorimotor

Relating to the developmental stage in early childhood where learning occurs through sensory experiences and manipulating objects.