When doing an investigation, if you were to make a mistake what do you suppose you should do?

Partly it depends on what kind of investigation.  If you're talking about physical science and you're working independently you stop, find your error and correct it.  Sometimes that can really set you back!

If you're talking about forensic science and a legal investigation is involved you bring it to the attention of your supervisor.  Right away.  In that case transparency is crucial - otherwise the whole case could be compromised.

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answers: to make sure that all of the broken pieces of tablet were added to the water, to allow for fair comparison of all three trials, with different particle sizes to avoid experimental error

honesty and integrity.

inspire others.

commitment and passion.

good communicator.

decision-making capabilities.

accountability.

delegation and empowerment.

creativity and innovation.

here are the traits of a good leader.i'm not going to give you the examples so you can copy right it.that's illegal but i hope that this you out.