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The dark side of 'publish or perish' (Cross a line)
Episode 649

The dark side of 'publish or perish' (Cross a line)

Plain English · Jeff at Plain English

February 15, 202423m 26s

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Academic researchers are under intense career pressure to publish their findings, a pressure known as ""publish or perish."" While that pressure means that researchers stay productive, it can also lead to unethical research practices or data manipulation. Data from several recent studies, including one about dishonesty, have been questioned by critics and investigators.

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