Compiled Supplementary Materials

Academy of Management Ethics YouTube Video Series

• Ethics Video Series: Slicing the Data in Publications (6:00)

  • • "When is a paper really new? Can I publish more than one paper from a survey data set?”

    • "Can I submit two similar papers to journals, one of which had two dependent variables and the other paper two different dependent variables but shared independent variables in common?”

• Ethics Video Series: Conference Papers and Presentations (6:38)

  • • “Can I submit the same paper to two different conferences?”

• Ethics Video Series: Authorship (6:47)

  • • “How should authorship be determined?”

    • “Can a faculty member demand authorship on a publication coming out of a dissertation?”

    • “Is it ethical to exchange authorship favors with colleagues?”

• Ethics Video Series: Reporting Research (7:47)

  • • “Can I drop pre-designed variables from a study after data collection because they led to non-significant results?”

    • “After you have published your research, are you ethically obligated to share your data with others?”

    • “Should members always disclose the original source of measures and scales?”

    • “Should we always report sources of funding?”

    • "How important is transparency in research methodology?"

Data Demystified - p-hacking video series

• Part 1: P-Hacking Your Way To Fame | Part 1 of 6 - What is P-Hacking?  (7:08)

• Part 2 : Dropping Conditions that "Work": P-Hacking Your Way To Fame | Part 2 of 6 (8:43)

• Part 3: Multiple Measures: P-Hacking Your Way To Fame | Part 3 of 6 (9:35)

• Part 4: Covariate Misuse: P-Hacking Your Way To Fame | Part 4 of 6  (8:00)

• Part 5: Selective Stopping Rules: P-Hacking Your Way To Fame | Part 5 of 6  (6:20)

• Part 6: P-Curve : P-Hacking Your Way To Fame | Part 6 of 6  (8:01)

RIOT Science Club seminars

• Like the layers of an onion: Transparency and reproducibility for quant research | Prof Ben Marwick (1:15:41) -  talk begins at 3:00

• R is for Reproducibility | Dr Emily Nordmann (1:04:22) - talk begins at 3:00

• Reproducibility and Innovation: Can we do better? | Dr Stuart Buck (55:34) - talk begins at 3:15

Office of Research Integrity, U.S. Dept. of Health and Human Services - Authorship

• https://ori.hhs.gov/left-out-author

• https://ori.hhs.gov/images/ddblock/SCRIPT-08-hi-res.mp4

Miscellaneous

• Scientific Transparency | Nabeel Quryshi | TEDxEustis (8:50)

  • Focus on replication, reproducibility, open science, interdisciplinary collaboration, open access publishing, standards for data collection and methods, etc.

• Open Science can save the planet | Kamila MARKRAM | TEDxBrussels (13:00)

  • Open access

• 6.6 Questionable research practices | Quantitative methods | Practice, Ethics and Integrity | UvA (5:35)

  • Selective omission, HARKing, cherry-picking, p-hacking

• How to spot a misleading graph - Lea Gaslowitz (4:09) (Ted-Ed)

  • Presenting misleading figures of data (e.g., displaying a truncated entire y-axis)