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  • 25-01-2015
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Why should scientist avoid bias during experiments?

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henryjandl
henryjandl henryjandl
  • 25-01-2015
If a scientist is biased, then their result could be flawed or wrong; not to mention, it discredits their result from that experiment, and any other that they have participated in.
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