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Misrepresentation of data and selective reporting to fit particular agendas of the last author are quite common. I have been involved in a couple of projects wh
by nextos 3y ago
Misrepresentation of data and selective reporting to fit particular agendas of the last author are quite common. I have been involved in a couple of projects where I was asked to misrepresent or misreport findings.
Sadly, integrity offices will rarely conduct serious investigations, and won't conclude misconduct happened unless what was done was incredibly harmful. Professors are often too big to fail, they attract tons of grants and are politically entrenched.