Experimental Dos and Don'ts (6)

Do 1. Test with a small sample size: It is important to start with a small sample size when conducting experiments. This allows scientists to assess impact and make adjustments to their experiment as needed. 2. Track changes over time: When conducting experiments, it is important to track changes over time. This will enable scientists to identify changes in an experiment and can help to determine cause and effect. Don't 1. Jump to conclusions: When conducting experiments, it is important to not jump to conclusions about the outcome. This can lead to faulty conclusions and can damage the integrity of the experiment. 2. Ignore safety: Safety is of the utmost importance when conducting experiments. It is important to follow safety protocols to prevent accidents and ensure the safety of experimenters and subjects.