After Analyzing the Data from a Study You Are Conducting

Multiple Choice

After analyzing the data from a study you are conducting on a drug use prevention program, you find that your results are not as definitive as you had predicted. You suspect that some of the data may have been coded wrong so you change some of the data. This changes the results dramatically and ""proves"" that you were right. The potential ethical violation here is:

A) sponsorship bias and suppression.
B) prevent misrepresentation.
C) do no harm.
D) ensure privacy.