final

Question 1

criteria for authorship

Answer 1

• involvement in study design, conception, data collection, data analysis
• drafting or revising manuscript
• approval of final manuscript
• responsibility for accuracy and integrity

Question 2

honorary authorship

Answer 2

given despite lack of substantial contribution

Question 3

gift authorship

Answer 3

honorary, given out of respect/gratitude
ex) a dept. head, senior researcher

Question 4

guest authorship

Answer 4

can be used to increase apparent quality of paper
hide industry ties by including academic name

Question 5

ghost authorship

Answer 5

someone is not acknowledged despite their significant contribution
hides industry backing

Question 6

mentor-trainee relationship positives

Answer 6

helps trainees develop research practices, understand the field
trainees help mentors complete work,

Question 7

3 r’s of animal research

Answer 7

replacement
refinement
reduction

Question 8

belmont report ethics

Answer 8

• autonomy/informed consent
• justice
• beneficence

Question 9

cse in-text citation

Answer 9

(smith 2002) or smith (2002)

Question 10

cse end reference

Answer 10

last name, initial. Year. Article title lowercase. Journal title abbreviated. Volume(issue):pages. DOI

Question 11

types of plagiarism

Answer 11

direct: word for word
self: resubmitting work
improper: misquote, wrong citation
inadequate paraphrase: replacing a few words while keeping structure and meaning

Question 12

nsf cover sheet: content

Answer 12

organization, full address
title
budget, duration
author names and email

Question 13

project summary: content

Answer 13

overview, statement on intellectual merit and broader impact

Question 14

project description: content

Answer 14

have to have separate sections for intellectual merit and broader impact
materials and methods