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Levels of misconduct LEVEL 0: not really scientific misconduct, in my opinion LEVEL 1: mild misconduct [probably requires no public censure or disciplinary action] LEVEL 2: moderate misconduct [requires some retraction or correction in literature, and possibly disciplinary action] LEVEL 3: severe misconduct [requires both censure and punishment—should probably lose job/position, be fined, and possibly charged in court] Misconduct Experiments Analysis Writing up Others
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Levels of misconduct LEVEL 0: not really scientific misconduct, in my opinion LEVEL 1: mild misconduct [probably requires no public censure or disciplinary action] LEVEL 2: moderate misconduct [requires some retraction or correction in literature, and possibly disciplinary action] LEVEL 3: severe misconduct [requires both censure and punishment—should probably lose job/position, be fined, and possibly charged in court] deliberately making up all your data
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Levels of misconduct LEVEL 0: not really scientific misconduct, in my opinion LEVEL 1: mild misconduct [probably requires no public censure or disciplinary action] LEVEL 2: moderate misconduct [requires some retraction or correction in literature, and possibly disciplinary action] LEVEL 3: severe misconduct [requires both censure and punishment—should probably lose job/position, be fined, and possibly charged in court] deleting some data to make trends clearer What about outliers?
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Levels of misconduct LEVEL 0: not really scientific misconduct, in my opinion LEVEL 1: mild misconduct [probably requires no public censure or disciplinary action] LEVEL 2: moderate misconduct [requires some retraction or correction in literature, and possibly disciplinary action] LEVEL 3: severe misconduct [requires both censure and punishment—should probably lose job/position, be fined, and possibly charged in court] knowingly selecting only those data that support a hypothesis
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Levels of misconduct LEVEL 0: not really scientific misconduct, in my opinion LEVEL 1: mild misconduct [probably requires no public censure or disciplinary action] LEVEL 2: moderate misconduct [requires some retraction or correction in literature, and possibly disciplinary action] LEVEL 3: severe misconduct [requires both censure and punishment—should probably lose job/position, be fined, and possibly charged in court] unwittingly selecting only those data that support a hypothesis
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Levels of misconduct LEVEL 0: not really scientific misconduct, in my opinion LEVEL 1: mild misconduct [probably requires no public censure or disciplinary action] LEVEL 2: moderate misconduct [requires some retraction or correction in literature, and possibly disciplinary action] LEVEL 3: severe misconduct [requires both censure and punishment—should probably lose job/position, be fined, and possibly charged in court] not replicating experiments and observations
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Levels of misconduct LEVEL 0: not really scientific misconduct, in my opinion LEVEL 1: mild misconduct [probably requires no public censure or disciplinary action] LEVEL 2: moderate misconduct [requires some retraction or correction in literature, and possibly disciplinary action] LEVEL 3: severe misconduct [requires both censure and punishment—should probably lose job/position, be fined, and possibly charged in court] not collecting data double blind
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Levels of misconduct LEVEL 0: not really scientific misconduct, in my opinion LEVEL 1: mild misconduct [probably requires no public censure or disciplinary action] LEVEL 2: moderate misconduct [requires some retraction or correction in literature, and possibly disciplinary action] LEVEL 3: severe misconduct [requires both censure and punishment—should probably lose job/position, be fined, and possibly charged in court] Analysing not understanding the statistics you are using
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Levels of misconduct LEVEL 0: not really scientific misconduct, in my opinion LEVEL 1: mild misconduct [probably requires no public censure or disciplinary action] LEVEL 2: moderate misconduct [requires some retraction or correction in literature, and possibly disciplinary action] LEVEL 3: severe misconduct [requires both censure and punishment—should probably lose job/position, be fined, and possibly charged in court] Analysing knowingly using statistics that will result in either Type I or II errors in favor of your preferred idea
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Levels of misconduct LEVEL 0: not really scientific misconduct, in my opinion LEVEL 1: mild misconduct [probably requires no public censure or disciplinary action] LEVEL 2: moderate misconduct [requires some retraction or correction in literature, and possibly disciplinary action] LEVEL 3: severe misconduct [requires both censure and punishment—should probably lose job/position, be fined, and possibly charged in court] Analysing unwittingly using statistics that will result in either Type I or II errors in favor of your preferred idea
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Levels of misconduct LEVEL 0: not really scientific misconduct, in my opinion LEVEL 1: mild misconduct [probably requires no public censure or disciplinary action] LEVEL 2: moderate misconduct [requires some retraction or correction in literature, and possibly disciplinary action] LEVEL 3: severe misconduct [requires both censure and punishment—should probably lose job/position, be fined, and possibly charged in court] Analysing not checking and verifying that the work of technicians and or coauthors
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Levels of misconduct LEVEL 0: not really scientific misconduct, in my opinion LEVEL 1: mild misconduct [probably requires no public censure or disciplinary action] LEVEL 2: moderate misconduct [requires some retraction or correction in literature, and possibly disciplinary action] LEVEL 3: severe misconduct [requires both censure and punishment—should probably lose job/position, be fined, and possibly charged in court] Writing Up and Presenting not mentioning data that indicate that any of the conclusions of a study may be in doubt
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Levels of misconduct LEVEL 0: not really scientific misconduct, in my opinion LEVEL 1: mild misconduct [probably requires no public censure or disciplinary action] LEVEL 2: moderate misconduct [requires some retraction or correction in literature, and possibly disciplinary action] LEVEL 3: severe misconduct [requires both censure and punishment—should probably lose job/position, be fined, and possibly charged in court] Writing Up and Presenting showing only the results of your 'best' experiment or set of observations
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Levels of misconduct LEVEL 0: not really scientific misconduct, in my opinion LEVEL 1: mild misconduct [probably requires no public censure or disciplinary action] LEVEL 2: moderate misconduct [requires some retraction or correction in literature, and possibly disciplinary action] LEVEL 3: severe misconduct [requires both censure and punishment—should probably lose job/position, be fined, and possibly charged in court] Writing Up and Presenting copying large portions of other peoples' published work without attribution
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Levels of misconduct LEVEL 0: not really scientific misconduct, in my opinion LEVEL 1: mild misconduct [probably requires no public censure or disciplinary action] LEVEL 2: moderate misconduct [requires some retraction or correction in literature, and possibly disciplinary action] LEVEL 3: severe misconduct [requires both censure and punishment—should probably lose job/position, be fined, and possibly charged in court] Writing Up and Presenting copying small portions of other people's published or unpublished work without attribution
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Levels of misconduct LEVEL 0: not really scientific misconduct, in my opinion LEVEL 1: mild misconduct [probably requires no public censure or disciplinary action] LEVEL 2: moderate misconduct [requires some retraction or correction in literature, and possibly disciplinary action] LEVEL 3: severe misconduct [requires both censure and punishment—should probably lose job/position, be fined, and possibly charged in court] Writing Up and Presenting paraphrasing other people's published or unpublished work without attribution
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Levels of misconduct LEVEL 0: not really scientific misconduct, in my opinion LEVEL 1: mild misconduct [probably requires no public censure or disciplinary action] LEVEL 2: moderate misconduct [requires some retraction or correction in literature, and possibly disciplinary action] LEVEL 3: severe misconduct [requires both censure and punishment—should probably lose job/position, be fined, and possibly charged in court] Writing Up and Presenting knowingly neglecting to cite the work of others who have found similar (or very different) results
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Levels of misconduct LEVEL 0: not really scientific misconduct, in my opinion LEVEL 1: mild misconduct [probably requires no public censure or disciplinary action] LEVEL 2: moderate misconduct [requires some retraction or correction in literature, and possibly disciplinary action] LEVEL 3: severe misconduct [requires both censure and punishment—should probably lose job/position, be fined, and possibly charged in court] Writing Up and Presenting unwittingly neglecting to cite the work of others who have found similar (or very different) results
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Levels of misconduct LEVEL 0: not really scientific misconduct, in my opinion LEVEL 1: mild misconduct [probably requires no public censure or disciplinary action] LEVEL 2: moderate misconduct [requires some retraction or correction in literature, and possibly disciplinary action] LEVEL 3: severe misconduct [requires both censure and punishment—should probably lose job/position, be fined, and possibly charged in court] Writing Up and Presenting allowing your name to be put on papers to which you have made no reasonable contribution
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Levels of misconduct LEVEL 0: not really scientific misconduct, in my opinion LEVEL 1: mild misconduct [probably requires no public censure or disciplinary action] LEVEL 2: moderate misconduct [requires some retraction or correction in literature, and possibly disciplinary action] LEVEL 3: severe misconduct [requires both censure and punishment—should probably lose job/position, be fined, and possibly charged in court] Writing Up and Presenting presenting seminars/talks/posters on rough analyses and incomplete data
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Levels of misconduct LEVEL 0: not really scientific misconduct, in my opinion LEVEL 1: mild misconduct [probably requires no public censure or disciplinary action] LEVEL 2: moderate misconduct [requires some retraction or correction in literature, and possibly disciplinary action] LEVEL 3: severe misconduct [requires both censure and punishment—should probably lose job/position, be fined, and possibly charged in court] General Ethics knowingly circumventing ethical guidelines, in a minor way, for animal or human research
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Levels of misconduct LEVEL 0: not really scientific misconduct, in my opinion LEVEL 1: mild misconduct [probably requires no public censure or disciplinary action] LEVEL 2: moderate misconduct [requires some retraction or correction in literature, and possibly disciplinary action] LEVEL 3: severe misconduct [requires both censure and punishment—should probably lose job/position, be fined, and possibly charged in court] General Ethics knowingly circumventing ethical guidelines, in a major way, for animal or human research
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Levels of misconduct LEVEL 0: not really scientific misconduct, in my opinion LEVEL 1: mild misconduct [probably requires no public censure or disciplinary action] LEVEL 2: moderate misconduct [requires some retraction or correction in literature, and possibly disciplinary action] LEVEL 3: severe misconduct [requires both censure and punishment—should probably lose job/position, be fined, and possibly charged in court] General Ethics unwittingly circumventing ethical guidelines for animal or human research
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Levels of misconduct LEVEL 0: not really scientific misconduct, in my opinion LEVEL 1: mild misconduct [probably requires no public censure or disciplinary action] LEVEL 2: moderate misconduct [requires some retraction or correction in literature, and possibly disciplinary action] LEVEL 3: severe misconduct [requires both censure and punishment—should probably lose job/position, be fined, and possibly charged in court] General Ethics using grant funds to attend a conference and then not, or barely, showing up
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Levels of misconduct LEVEL 0: not really scientific misconduct, in my opinion LEVEL 1: mild misconduct [probably requires no public censure or disciplinary action] LEVEL 2: moderate misconduct [requires some retraction or correction in literature, and possibly disciplinary action] LEVEL 3: severe misconduct [requires both censure and punishment—should probably lose job/position, be fined, and possibly charged in court] General Ethics applying for grants to do work that is already done
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Levels of misconduct LEVEL 0: not really scientific misconduct, in my opinion LEVEL 1: mild misconduct [probably requires no public censure or disciplinary action] LEVEL 2: moderate misconduct [requires some retraction or correction in literature, and possibly disciplinary action] LEVEL 3: severe misconduct [requires both censure and punishment—should probably lose job/position, be fined, and possibly charged in court] General Ethics failing to reveal clear evidence of scientific misconduct in a fellow scientist
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