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What is the conclusion phase in scientific inquiry?
Think about what you do after gathering experimental data.
Why might a scientist need to reassess their hypothesis?
Consider what to do if results are unexpected.
What happens if your hypothesis is not supported by your data?
Think about what scientists do if their expectations don’t match reality.
Is communication critical for the scientific community?
Consider how researchers learn from each other.
You conducted an experiment on the effects of different soils on plant growth and found that your data contradicted your hypothesis. Describe how you would present these findings to a class and what adjustments you'd consider for future experiments.
Think about organizing your talk similar to a scientific report.
If your hypothesis was that increasing water would increase plant growth but the data showed no change or even a decrease, suggest two new hypotheses you might formulate based on this observation.
Consider environmental factors that could be influencing your results.
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