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| − | '''Academic dishonesty''' is academic misconduct which violates the principles of [[academic integrity]]. For students, this primarily means cheating on a test - pretending you've learned more than you really have. For researchers, this generally refers to [[intellectual dishonesty]], such as knowingly presenting an unsound argument in favor of a proposition for ideological reasons.
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| − | Scientists unknowing drift academic dishonesty by incorrectly assuming that a small sample represents the whole (see [[statistical sampling]]). The pressures of the "[[publish or perish]]" mindset may drive some scientists to such deliberate acts as:
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| − | * faking research to support a theory (see "[[fudging]]")
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| − | * discarding data which contradict a theory
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| − | * [[character assassination]] of scientists who advance competing theories
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| − | * refusing to make data available for review by interested parties (See [[Richard Lenski]] for an example)
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| − | ==See Also==
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| − | [[Evolution syndrome]]
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| − | [[category:Education]]
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| − | [[Category:Liberal Traits]]
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