Fair Testing

Fair testing is a method used in experiments to ensure that the results are valid and reliable. It involves controlling all variables except the one being tested, so that any changes in the outcome can be attributed directly to that variable. This means keeping conditions consistent, such as time, resources, and environment, to avoid bias or skewed results. By conducting fair tests, researchers can confidently draw conclusions about the relationships between variables and the effects of specific changes, leading to more accurate and credible findings.