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I don't think that Fraud belongs here; on my understanding "questionable research practises" are necessarily "questionable" generally not understood to be illegitimate by the protagonists, through ignorance or naivety. Some for example don't see what's so wrong with citing evidence that supports their claim while ignoring inconvenient evidence. Many have a poor understanding of statistical tests, and assume that if other papers have used a procedure then it has to be OK. Fraud however is unquestionably illegitimate.92.161.213.98 (talk) 13:11, 31 March 2025 (UTC)[reply]

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