Which of the following choices lists the ways that you can show intellectual honesty in scientific communication.

a) do not let your personal beliefs interfere with the truth; do not omit facts even if they contradict your hypothesis or your goals; avoid bias; do not make up data; do not plagiarize; give credit to others if you cite their work.

b) use your personal beliefs to draw your conclusions; make up data to fit the desired results; omit data when necessary; only give credit to others sometimes.

c) only experiments that fit your original hypothesis should be communicated; cite some of the work you used; data can be left out if needed to fit the hypothesis.

d) it is not important to show intellectual honesty in scientific communication.

The correct option is A) Do not let your personal beliefs interfere with the truth; do not omit facts even if they contradict your hypothesis or your goals; avoid bias; do not make up data; do not plagiarize; give credit to others if you cite their work.

Explanation:

Ethics and scientific research go hand in hand. If intellectual honesty and ethics are not maintained during scientific research, then this field could raise many ethical concerns.

Modifications in results are strictly against ethics during scientific research. A scientist should never try to manipulate the results so that it supports their hypothesis. Cheating or stealing other peoples work is also not acceptable in the scientific world. A scientist should always be modest.

a

explanation:

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explanation:

i was told this before by a teacher, so yeah