Scientific Fraud

question 20

Multiple Choice

Scientific fraud:

• A) generally does not occur with enough frequency to warrant much concern
• B) is committed each time an error is reported in the literature
• C) is a type of deliberate bias by the scientist
• D) cannot be detected by replication work

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Definitions:

Factual and Statistical Information

Data and details based on real occurrences and quantitative measurements, used to support arguments, analyses, or research findings.

Formal Style of Communication

A method of interaction that follows established conventions and often uses professional or technical language.

Generation

A group of people born around the same time, who share similar cultural, social, and political attitudes.

Veteran

An individual with extensive experience or service in a particular field or occupation.