What is the primary advantage of multiple researchers obtaining the same result?

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RoseWind [281]2 years ago

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Hello!

The primary advantage of multiple researchers obtaining the same result is the conclusion is likely to be more credible when they are independently verified. As the work done by them gives the same result, it can be easier to believe.

Arturiano [62]2 years ago

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Answer:

Discoveries are more credible when they are independently verified.

Explanation:

Discoveries are more credible when they are independently verified. Discoveries are less likely to be forgotten years later. Discoveries are less likely to require additional research at a later date...

If multiple researches obtained the same result, it means that the test is highly repeatable ! Highly repeatable results are always very welcomes, because people believe that they have a high validity and high credibility.

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