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In a paper that integrates several experiments, you should
- A Not combine the discussion with the description of results.
- B Have only one Results section for all the experiments.
- C Make it at least twice as long as a one-experiment study.
- D Include a comprehensive general discussion of all of the work.
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In a paper that integrates several experiments, it is important to include a comprehensive general discussion of all the work. This means that the paper should not only present the results of each experiment separately but also provide a thorough analysis and interpretation of the overall findings. This discussion should connect the different experiments, highlight any patterns or trends observed, and offer insights into the implications and significance of the combined results. By including a comprehensive general discussion, the paper can provide a cohesive and holistic understanding of the research conducted across multiple experiments.
