Multiple Choice
After completing a naturalistic observation study, a researcher does not quite have enough evidence to support her hypothesis. If she decides to go back to her records and slightly alter a few of the observations to fit her hypothesis, she is engaged in _____.
A) scientific forgery
B) scientific misconduct
C) correcting the data
D) ethical behavior
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