> so your standards drop a lot so you can just graduate or keep researching.
So what is the point of publishing if you are fully aware you are pushing unreliable results out there? It won't do any good to your reputation as a future professional.
So what is the point of publishing if you are fully aware you are pushing unreliable results out there? It won't do any good to your reputation as a future professional.
The problem is made worse by the fact that no journal wants to publish studies where it was shown that some factor probably _doesn't_ matter.