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 Findings are suppressed or ignored by the stakeholder.

 Disputes or uncertainties develop concerning ownership/distribution of the final report, raw data, and so on.

 Findings are used to punish the evaluator or someone else.

 Findings are deliberately modified by a stakeholder prior to release.

 Findings are misinterpreted by a stakeholder.

 Plagiarism/misrepresentation of authorship occurs.

 Information gathered for one purpose is used for another.

Source: Morris, M. (2015). Research on evaluation ethics: reflections and an agenda. In Paul R. Brandon (Ed.), Research on evaluation. New Directions for Evaluation, 148, 31–42.