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What is scientific misconduct?
What is scientific misconduct?
- A violation of intellectual property rights
- A common form of publication
- A process of following ethical standards
- Undermining the integrity of scientific research (correct)
What is the definition of falsification of data?
What is the definition of falsification of data?
- Producing or altering data to fit desired results
- Negligence or errors in measurement (correct)
- Producing data without actual experimentation
- Choosing not to include data that do not support the research hypothesis
What is the consequence of non-publication of data?
What is the consequence of non-publication of data?
- Undermining the integrity of scientific research
- None of the above
- Violation of intellectual property rights
- Biased reporting of results (correct)
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Study Notes
- Scientific misconduct can occur when ethical standards are not followed
- Plagiarism is a common form of scientific misconduct in publications
- Fabrication of data involves producing or altering data to fit desired results
- Falsification of data can occur due to negligence or errors in measurement
- Non-publication of data involves choosing not to include data that do not support the research hypothesis
- Plagiarism violates intellectual property rights
- Fabrication of data involves producing data without actual experimentation
- Falsification of data can be caused by inappropriate treatment or poor data recording
- Non-publication of data can lead to biased reporting of results
- Scientific misconduct undermines the integrity of scientific research.
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