13.
In writing up the results of a recent experiment for publication, a scientist comes across a study in which the authors describe a similar experiment with different results. What would be the most appropriate way for the scientist to address this in her journal article?
A:
Avoid citing the study since the results differed
B:
Cite the study to say that the experiment was done and avoid discussing the different results
C:
Cite the study and offer an explanation why the results might have differed
D:
Cite the different results as evidence that her experiment was better
The answer is:
C