Answer:
a) He chooses not to share his findings with the public or his colleagues
b) He continues performing an experiment until he reaches the conclusion that he wants and expects
Explanation:
The two statements which represent the unethical behaviour are -
a) He chooses not to share his findings with the public or his colleagues - This statement is considered unethical because all scientific findings irrespective of the success or failure of the experiment must be shared by the researcher with other who are doing research in the same or even different field. Sharing this information would help an individual to not repeat the same mistakes which have already been done , in order to lead towards a positive growth of research industry.
b) He continues performing an experiment until he reaches the conclusion that he wants and expects - A conscious mind is required to conduct any experiment with a positive approach but conducting any experiment with a will to prove one's own theory thereby bringing out only the perceived outcomes is not a healthy practice of experimenting.
