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james0929

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In his study, Dr. Martinez accidentally flips two numbers and claims a result is significant when it is actually not. This situation is an example of
 
  a) Error
  b) Fraud
  c) Plagiarism
  d) Conflict

Question 2

Dr. Jones uses a graduate student's data set and represents it as her own. This situation is a violation of which APA ethical principle?
 
  a) Reporting research results
  b) Plagiarism
  c) Publication credit
  d) Conflict of interest



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Answer to Question 1

Correct Answer: a

Answer to Question 2

Correct Answer: b



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