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lidoalex

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An investigator who publishes a section of a paper in two different outlets without citing it is guilty of which ethical consideration?
 
  a) Conflict of interest
  b) Self-plagiarism
  c) Data analyses
  d) Peeks at the data

Question 2

What can result from an investigator repeatedly checking the data before all of the results are run?
 
  a) Low reliability
  b) Low validity
  c) High bias
  d) High selection



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Answer to Question 1

Correct Answer: b

Answer to Question 2

Correct Answer: c





 

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