Publish Unexpected Results That Conflict with Assumptions

  • Logsdon S
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Abstract

Some widely held scientific assumptions have been discredited, whereas others are just inappropriate for many applications. Sometimes, a widely held analysis procedure takes on a life of its own, forgetting the original purpose of the study. The peer-reviewed system makes it difficult to get a paper published that questions established assumptions or shows data contrary to established ideas. Refusing to publish these studies is hampering the advancement of science. Novel observations should be published so that other scientists can pursue new theory.

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Logsdon, S. D. (2016). Publish Unexpected Results That Conflict with Assumptions. Agricultural & Environmental Letters, 1(1). https://doi.org/10.2134/ael2015.10.0007

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