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The 13 pages that link to Research misconduct, each with the reason it gives.

• Research ethicsRelated: It is a defined subset of integrity violations, not a label for every ethical lapse.

• Conflict of interestRelated: Financial and professional interests can threaten research integrity, although a conflict alone is not misconduct.

• PlagiarismRelated: Plagiarism in research can compromise the reliability and integrity of the scholarly record.

• RetractionRelated: Misconduct can make findings unreliable, but retractions also occur for honest errors.

• Research integrityCompared with: Its defined violations mark a boundary between misconduct and broader integrity concerns.

• Academic journalRelated: Journals handle reports and corrections when published work raises integrity concerns.

• Scientific misconductNarrower topic: The broader category includes the three core forms named in this concept.

• Paper millRelated: Paper mills can combine these distinct forms of misconduct in commercial operations.

• Academic integrityBroader topic: These violations show how integrity breaches can distort the scholarly record.

• Scientific communityRelated: Misconduct challenges the community’s systems for detecting and correcting unreliable work.

• ResearchRelated: Misconduct undermines the credibility of evidence and scholarship.

• The BMJRelated: Its investigations and editorials have addressed misconduct and failures of research oversight.

• Academic dishonestyBroader topic: It extends dishonesty beyond coursework to the production and reporting of research.