# Submission

**Name:**
**Date:**
**Time spent (roughly):**
**Notebooks completed:**

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## 1 · What I found

Three to five sentences. What is the headline? If there isn't one, say that.

*(your answer)*

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## 2 · Three figures

For each: what it shows, and what it lets you conclude.

**Figure 1 —**

**Figure 2 —**

**Figure 3 —**

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## 3 · The strongest claim I am willing to make

One sentence, stated as it would appear in a paper: effect, direction, size,
test, n, p.

Then one sentence on how confident you are, and why.

*(your answer)*

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## 4 · What I do not trust

**This is the section we read most carefully.**

List the things that would make you hesitate to present this at a lab meeting.
For each one: what is the problem, and what would it take to resolve it?

Some of these you will have met in the notebooks. Some you will have found
yourself — those are the interesting ones.

*(your answer)*

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## 5 · What I would do next

If you had the rig for a week, what would you run, and what would it settle?

Be concrete. "More animals" is true but not an answer — how many, and to
detect what size of effect?

*(your answer)*

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## 6 · How I worked

- Where did you get stuck, and what got you unstuck?
- Which tools did you use, including AI assistants? Where did they help, and
  where did they lead you astray?
- What did you not get to, and why?

No wrong answers here. We are trying to understand how you work, not catch
you out.

*(your answer)*
