scientists sometimes consider their experiments poorly designed for reasons other than the inconsistency of the results with their expectations the results of even those experiments scientists consider poorly designed are usually consistent with their expectations scientists usually consider their experiments well designed even when the results are inconsistent with their expectations some scientists rarely consider their experiments well designed even when the results are consistent with their expectations
Scientists are more likely to consider their experiments well designed if the results are consistent with their expectations than otherwise. The results of this experiment were inconsistent with the expectations of the scientists who conducted it. Ttherefore, it is more likely that they consider the experiment poorly designed than that they consider it well designed.
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