So here we are. You’ve run an experiment and collected the evidence. Now comes the important part—learning from what you’ve discovered. If you don’t take the time to learn—to interpret the results of an experiment and understand its implications—then everything you’ve read previous to this has been for nothing.
In this chapter, we’ll learn how to analyze and interpret the results of an experiment, how to note the implications of the results, and finally, how to make and communicate the decision for next steps. We can follow a standard analysis process that looks like this:
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