A researcher's results should be considered fraudulent if:
A)animals were used while conducting experiments for the research.
B)participants were not debriefed after the completion of the study.
C)the data has been changed in order to support the hypotheses.
D)the researcher has used any form of survey to collect the data.

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Falsifying data to support a hypothesis is a serious breach of research ethics and is considered fraudulent. Using animals in experiments, not debriefing participants, and using surveys are not necessarily fraudulent on their own, but they still require appropriate ethical considerations and procedures.

A Researcher's Results Should Be Considered Fraudulent If