Infographic: The Truth About Exaggerated and False Scientific Research
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How reliable is the latest survey or “research has found” article you’ve just read? While we tend to implicitly trust the expert power that scientists and academics present, the truth is a large number of researchers often lie about their experimental results.
Shady scientific research is more rampant that we imagine. It goes beyond the unethical methods such animal testing, and includes the deliberate omission or alteration of information to skew research results to create more convenient “findings”.
How reliable is the latest survey or “research has found” article you’ve just read? While we tend to implicitly trust the expert power that scientists and academics present, the truth is a large number of researchers often lie about their experimental results.
Shady scientific research is more rampant that we imagine. It goes beyond the unethical methods such animal testing, and includes the deliberate omission or alteration of information to skew research results to create more convenient “findings”.
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Created by: Clinical Psychology
