Not all problems with data in manuscripts come from authors committing fraud. It can also be…
A) data entry or management errors.
B) reviewer fraud.
C) editors misinterpreting findings.
D) authors' predictions being contradicted.

Question

Quizplus · Accepted Answer

Data entry or management errors are a common source of problems with data in manuscripts, and they can happen even when authors have no intention of committing fraud. Reviewer fraud, editors misinterpreting findings, and authors' predictions being contradicted are all possible issues but are not as common as data entry or management errors.

Not All Problems with Data in Manuscripts Come from Authors