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A Harvard University investigation into behavioral scientist Francesca Gino found that her work contained manipulated data and recommended that she be fired. The investigation, which was conducted by three Harvard Business School professors, concluded that Gino engaged in multiple instances of research misconduct in the four papers they examined. Gino has defended herself against the allegations, claiming that the problems in her work were the result of honest errors. The case has generated significant attention and has sparked a legal battle between Gino and the university. [Extracted from the article]