Research and Publication Ethics

Best way to avoid Plagiarism is-

• Read something and put it as yours
• To give credit to author
• Use quotations
• All of the above

To avoid self Plagiarism -

• Don’t publish the article, the second time
• Include entire article in quotations
• Take permission from the publisher before publishing it
• None of the above

What is Research-

• Collection of Data
• Organisation of Data
• Analysis of Data
• All of the above

Plagiarism applies to-

• Research Publication, term Papers etc.
• Photographs and Songs
• Ideas
• All of the above

Ethical Consideration in Research addresses-

• Honesty
• Integrity
• Sincerity and Truthfulness
• All of the above

Plagiarism is defined as-

• Act of presenting another’s work
• Act of presenting another’s idea
• Act of presenting another’s work as your own
• None of the above

Why do people Plagiarise-

• Lack of confidence
• Laziness
• Lack of knowledge
• All of the above

Which of the following definition does not entail falsification-

• The researcher deliberately conceals research result that do not fit the research hypothesis.
• The researcher fabricates the data that does not exist.
• The researcher over beautifies existing pictures in the research.
• The researcher unreasonably manipulates the research data.

When a researcher report the results in such a way that data appears more interesting it can be said to have-

• Publication of Data in Research
• Data reporting in Research
• Selective Data reporting in Research
• None of the above

Accuracy in data collection ensures-

• Biasness in results
• Interpretation of results in correct conclusions
• Interpretation of results in wrong conclusions
• None of the above