The act of publishing the same data and results in more than one journal or publication refers to which professional issue?

Publishing the same data and results in more than one journal is duplicate publication.

Partial publication reports only a portion of a study's findings, not the whole again.

Full publication simply means presenting a complete study once, not repeating it.

Prior publication means the material appeared earlier, not that it is repeated in parallel.

Duplicate publication wastes editorial resources and inflates a researcher's record.

It is treated as a form of research misconduct by journals.