Society expects scientists to follow ethical practices and meet many ethical standards. Which is an example of one of those ethical standards?

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• Use all the data that was truly observed, not partial data that is expected or desired,

skewing results.

• Publish experimental results only if they agree with current theories or public opinion.

If they don't agree then its a waste of time.

• Investigate only the events that affect people's lives or livelihoods since that is the

only way to make money

• Continue the procedure of an experiment or investigation under all circumstances,

even if living things are being harmed in the process

The correct answer is -Use all the data that was truly observed, not partial data that is expected or desired, skewing results.

Explanation:

In general, all practices and research should be guided by moral and ethical principles, which guarantees the research and practices are objective and participants are not harmed. In this context, an example of these principles is "Use all the data that was truly observed..." because it is ethically and morally correct to report the data that was found in the experiment or research and avoid modifying it based on financial interests, expectations, desires, etc. Also, this principle makes the research or practice objective.