The Congressional investigation into the CIA's Project Camelot (1965) tarnished social scientists participating in it because:

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The investigation into Project Camelot revealed that social scientists were working closely with the CIA, which raised concerns about their objectivity and independence as researchers. This tarnished their reputation as disinterested academics and made them appear as tools of the government rather than researchers working in the public interest. There was no evidence that they falsified data or lied to Congress, and the issue had nothing to do with the empathy of Humanistic Psychologists.

The Congressional Investigation into the CIA's Project Camelot (1965) Tarnished