> a variety of factors, including researchers’ and technicians’ comfort at those temperatures, have prevented anyone from changing the thermostat.
As long as the temperature is kept consistently cooler for both the experimental and control groups (and whatever other groups), it shouldn't matter, right? Seems to me the problem is the variation and the fact that it's not controlled.
As long as the temperature is kept consistently cooler for both the experimental and control groups (and whatever other groups), it shouldn't matter, right? Seems to me the problem is the variation and the fact that it's not controlled.