Statistical Analysis, Publication; A big ethical concern in Research

Maria Asad; Salman Sheikh; Maimoona Kanwal; Sidra Niaz

Authors

Maria Asad University of Karachi, Karachi-Pakistan
Salman Sheikh University of Karachi, Karachi-Pakistan
Maimoona Kanwal Army Public School Malir Cantt, Karachi-Pakistan.
Sidra Niaz Army Public School Malir Cantt, Karachi-Pakistan.

Keywords:

Statistical Analysis, Ethics, Research Integrity, Statistical Reform, Ethical Practice

Abstract

Background: As suggested by the scientific studies, any error or inaccuracy in the statistical analysis method of the research occurs, and this will eliminate any mistakes that may harm the publication's value. As a result, the current study concentrates on ethical issues and concerns in statistical analysis.

Methodology: Content analysis is appropriate for this study because there is much textual material on ethical problems and issues in statistical analysis. The current study looked into some of the most common and essential ethical difficulties and statistical issues.

Results: For the work to be acceptable in various regions, researchers should consider ethical principles based on the findings of this study when conducting an analysis, and the journal should be created with comprehensiveness in mind, ensuring that all relevant factors are taken into account to ensure the research's accuracy.

Conclusion: Considerations and moral components that authors should examine are ethical concerns. While conducting statistical analysis, including the amount of data, the process, and the tests utilized, the information should not be fabricated.