An experimenter can be satisfied that he or she has eliminated all alternative explanations of an experimental result if converging operations have led to the same conclusion.

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Converging operations involve using different methods or approaches to investigate the same phenomenon, and if they all lead to the same conclusion, it strengthens the validity of the result and reduces the likelihood of alternative explanations.

An Experimenter Can Be Satisfied That He or She Has