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Publication Ethics
The Journal of Multidisciplinary Science is committed to maintaining the integrity, accuracy, transparency, reliability, and credibility of the scholarly record.
Authors, reviewers, editors, and the publisher are expected to follow recognized principles of responsible research and scholarly publishing.
The journal does not tolerate:
- plagiarism;
- fabrication;
- falsification;
- data manipulation;
- inappropriate image manipulation;
- duplicate publication;
- redundant publication;
- fraudulent authorship;
- citation manipulation;
- fabricated references;
- peer-review manipulation;
- undisclosed conflicts of interest;
- unethical research; or
- systematic manipulation of the publication process.
Credible allegations of misconduct will be evaluated fairly and may result in appropriate corrective action.
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