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Examples of research activities that might constitute
a conflict of interest (cont.):
- As a reviewer for a journal, reviewing
a manuscript submitted by the researcher’s advisee, close personal
friend, or professional colleague.
- Serving as an expert witness in a case
in which the researcher has a significant personal interest in the outcome
of the case.
- Extending the course of study for a student
to benefit the researcher’s research activities.
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