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Stop ignoring misconduct
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Titus, Sandra L.
, Kornfeld, Donald S.
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/ Denial (Psychology)
/ Fraud
/ History, 17th Century
/ History, 19th Century
/ Humanities and Social Sciences
/ Humans
/ Mentors
/ Morals
/ Motivation
/ multidisciplinary
/ National Institutes of Health (U.S.)
/ Prevention
/ Professional misconduct
/ Reproducibility of Results
/ Research - education
/ Research - history
/ Research - manpower
/ Research - standards
/ Research fraud
/ Research Personnel - ethics
/ Research Personnel - psychology
/ Research Personnel - standards
/ Researchers
/ Retraction of Publication as Topic
/ Science
/ Science (multidisciplinary)
/ Scientific Misconduct - history
/ Scientific Misconduct - psychology
/ Scientific Misconduct - statistics & numerical data
/ Scientists
/ Studies
/ United States
/ Whistleblowing - legislation & jurisprudence
/ Whistleblowing - psychology
2016
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Stop ignoring misconduct
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Titus, Sandra L.
, Kornfeld, Donald S.
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706/648/276
/ 706/648/496
/ 706/689/179
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/ Denial (Psychology)
/ Fraud
/ History, 17th Century
/ History, 19th Century
/ Humanities and Social Sciences
/ Humans
/ Mentors
/ Morals
/ Motivation
/ multidisciplinary
/ National Institutes of Health (U.S.)
/ Prevention
/ Professional misconduct
/ Reproducibility of Results
/ Research - education
/ Research - history
/ Research - manpower
/ Research - standards
/ Research fraud
/ Research Personnel - ethics
/ Research Personnel - psychology
/ Research Personnel - standards
/ Researchers
/ Retraction of Publication as Topic
/ Science
/ Science (multidisciplinary)
/ Scientific Misconduct - history
/ Scientific Misconduct - psychology
/ Scientific Misconduct - statistics & numerical data
/ Scientists
/ Studies
/ United States
/ Whistleblowing - legislation & jurisprudence
/ Whistleblowing - psychology
2016
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Stop ignoring misconduct
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Titus, Sandra L.
, Kornfeld, Donald S.
in
706/648/276
/ 706/648/496
/ 706/689/179
/ comment
/ Denial (Psychology)
/ Fraud
/ History, 17th Century
/ History, 19th Century
/ Humanities and Social Sciences
/ Humans
/ Mentors
/ Morals
/ Motivation
/ multidisciplinary
/ National Institutes of Health (U.S.)
/ Prevention
/ Professional misconduct
/ Reproducibility of Results
/ Research - education
/ Research - history
/ Research - manpower
/ Research - standards
/ Research fraud
/ Research Personnel - ethics
/ Research Personnel - psychology
/ Research Personnel - standards
/ Researchers
/ Retraction of Publication as Topic
/ Science
/ Science (multidisciplinary)
/ Scientific Misconduct - history
/ Scientific Misconduct - psychology
/ Scientific Misconduct - statistics & numerical data
/ Scientists
/ Studies
/ United States
/ Whistleblowing - legislation & jurisprudence
/ Whistleblowing - psychology
2016
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Stop ignoring misconduct
2016
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To dismiss the role of research misconduct is mistaken and unfortunate. At best, ignoring deliberate misconduct in efforts to reduce irreproducibility is a wasted opportunity, like tilling a field without clearing it of rocks. At worst, it permits destructive behaviour to persist and flourish.
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Nature Publishing Group UK,Nature Publishing Group
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/ Fraud
/ Humanities and Social Sciences
/ Humans
/ Mentors
/ Morals
/ National Institutes of Health (U.S.)
/ Research Personnel - psychology
/ Research Personnel - standards
/ Retraction of Publication as Topic
/ Science
/ Scientific Misconduct - history
/ Scientific Misconduct - psychology
/ Scientific Misconduct - statistics & numerical data
/ Studies
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