Show some results that agree with the hypothesis. Report the results accurately and then form a new hypothesis. Conduct more trials until the hypothesis is proven. Rewrite the hypothesis to better match the results.
Some researchers predicted that mice could learn their way around a maze quickly if given a food reward. After many trials, the results came back but differed from the hypothesis. How should the researchers proceed?

Options:
- Show some results that agree with the hypothesis.
- Report the results accurately and then form a new hypothesis.
- Conduct more trials until the hypothesis is proven.
- Rewrite the hypothesis to better match the results.

Report the results accurately and then form a new hypothesis.