Duplicate Data Publication

Data Sharing in Research

Confidentiality in Peer Review

Data Fabrication

Publication Credit

Plagiarism

Data Falsification

Self-Plagiarism

According to the APA Ethics Code, which of the following actions is strictly prohibited in order to maintain scholarly integrity?

To maintain scholarly integrity, a researcher may selectively omit a few contradictory data points from their final report, provided that the study's overall conclusion remains unchanged.

To maintain scholarly integrity, researchers must apply specific ethical principles when reporting and publishing their work. Match each researcher's action with the specific ethical principle it best illustrates.

A psychology research team is finalizing a manuscript for publication and must assign authorship credit according to the principles of scholarly integrity. Arrange the following individuals in order of their priority for authorship, from the person with the most significant intellectual contribution to the individual whose role does not justify authorship credit.

You are tasked with creating a comprehensive 'Scholarly Integrity Protocol' for a psychology research team to use during the publication process. Which of the following protocol designs most effectively synthesizes the APA Ethics Code's requirements for honest reporting with the accurate assignment of authorship credit?

Which of the following statements best explains the scientific rationale for why psychological researchers must maintain scholarly integrity under the APA Ethics Code?

A researcher argues that omitting 'messy' data points that contradict their hypothesis is acceptable because it allows the scientific community to focus on the most 'promising' discovery. In evaluating this justification, the researcher is violating scholarly integrity by failing to fulfill the fundamental duty of _____ reporting.

To maintain scholarly integrity, the APA Ethics Code outlines obligations that include strict prohibitions against data fabrication and _____.

A psychology researcher conducts an experiment on memory but finds that some data points do not support their hypothesis. Reasoning that the scientific goal is to discover how the world actually is and that these points are anomalous noise, they omit them from the final paper without disclosure. According to the APA Ethics Code's standards for scholarly integrity, this action is a violation of their ethical duties.

To maintain scholarly integrity during the publication process, researchers must evaluate and apply specific standards under the APA Ethics Code. Match each ethical obligation with the scenario that best represents a violation of that standard.