Blended families, in which a newly married couple combines their offspring from earlier relationships, tend to be wealthier than single-parent families

After completing a naturalistic observation study, a researcher does not quite have enough evidence to support her hypothesis. If she decides to go back to her records and slightly alter a few of the observations to fit her hypothesis, she is engaged in _

a. scientific forgery b. scientific misconduct c. correcting the data d. ethical behavior

The Nuremberg War Tribunal after WWII led to the development of the Nuremberg Code of

medical and research ethics. Which modern day interpretation of this code do psychologists use today? A) The International Psychological Society's Bylaws of Research Ethics B) The American Psychological Association's Ethical Principles for the Conduct of Research C) The American Medical Association's Code of Research Practices D) All of the above