Question

1. Selective reporting of data is usually not considered to be unethical research behavior. 2. Reporting of non-existent data is always an example of unethical research behavior. Group of answer choices Only 1) is true. Both 1) and 2) are false. Only 2) is true. Both 1) and 2) are true.

Answer 1

Answer:

Only 1) is true because selective reporting data is not considered to be UNETHICAL in research behavior BUT non-existent data is UNETHICAL.

Explanation:

Selective reporting of data is a process where by results are reported based on selections made from the study. It involves tweaking hypothesis made from the study.

Non- existent data is where results that are not from the original study are added to the result.