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Table 1.

Items in the attitude scales.

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Table 2.

Baseline characteristics of the study population N = 254.

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Table 3.

Frequency responses to the two “attitude” scales among the study population.

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Table 4.

Descriptive statistics (mean ± SD) of the different items of the attitude questionnaire.

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Fig 1.

Scree plot for determining the numbers of factors extracted.

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Table 5.

Factor loadings of the different items of the attitude scales: “Attitudes toward the acceptability of RCR practices” and “general attitude toward scientific misconduct”.

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Fig 2.

Correlation between the scores of the “attitudes toward the acceptability of RCR practices” and the Research Misconduct Severity Score.

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Fig 3.

Correlation between the scores of the “general attitudes toward scientific misconduct” and the Research Misconduct Severity Score.

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Fig 4.

Correlation between the scores of the combined attitude scale and the Research Misconduct Severity Score.

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Table 6.

Predictors of the attitude scales (“attitudes toward the acceptability of RCR practices”, “general attitudes toward research misconduct”, and the “combined attitude scale”).

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