Walter Creates a Graph for His Research Manuscript That Makes

Multiple Choice

Walter creates a graph for his research manuscript that makes his findings look more significant than they actually are. Barney, on the other hand, discusses his marginally significant finding as if it were significant. What do Walter and Barney have in common?

A) Both have behaved ethically.
B) Both have misrepresented their results.
C) Both have plagiarized.
D) Both have violated the principle of ethical justice.