The primary responsibility for investigating allegations of research misconduct belongs to:A. Office of Research Integrity (ORI)

B. Researcher(s)

C. Research institution(s)

D. B and C.

E. A, B and C.

2Which one is NOT a goal of the regulations for dealing with research misconduct (42 CFR 50 subpart A)A. To define research misconduct.

B. To define penalties for research misconduct.

C. To establish procedures for reporting and investigating research misconduct.

D. To protect both those who report alleged research misconduct.

E. To protect those accused of research misconduct.

3Choose the definition forFabrication:A. Making up data or results and recording or reporting them.

B. Changing the research record so that it does not accurately reflect the research findings.

C. Using another person's ideas, processes, results, or words without giving credit.

4Regarding penalties for research misconduct which of the following is CORRECT:A. Research institutions may penalize researchers found to have committed research misconduct.

B. The Office of Research Integrity (ORI) may impose penalties of its own on researchers or institutions.

C. Researcher's employment termination is one possible penalty.

D. Supervision of future research activities may be imposed to the researcher as a penalty.

E. All of the above.

5Researchers and research institutions have the primary responsibility for reporting and investigating allegations of research misconduct.A. TRUE

B. FALSE