manipulative analysis
[/məˈnɪpjələtɪv əˈnæləsɪs/]
nounpl: manipulative analyses
análise manipuladora
1. A form of analysis or examination that is designed to distort facts, misrepresent data, or reach predetermined conclusions by selectively presenting information or using biased methods
The financial report was criticized for its manipulative analysis of the company's declining revenues.
O relatório financeiro foi criticado pela sua análise manipuladora das receitas em declínio da empresa.
2. In psychology or behavioral studies, the examination of tactics used to influence, control, or deceive others
The study focused on manipulative analysis of social media persuasion techniques.
O estudo focou na análise manipuladora das técnicas de persuasão nas redes sociais.
3. In academic or professional contexts, criticism of analysis methods that appear objective but are fundamentally biased or intentionally misleading
Peer reviewers identified manipulative analysis in the methodology section of the research paper.
Os revisores identificaram análise manipuladora na seção de metodologia do artigo de pesquisa.
In both Brazilian and American contexts, the term 'manipulative analysis' carries strongly negative connotations and is used to critique dishonest research practices, fraudulent financial reporting, or propaganda. In Brazil, this concept is frequently discussed in academic circles and media criticism. In the USA, it's commonly referenced in scientific debates, financial fraud cases, and political discourse. The term has gained prominence with increased awareness of misinformation and 'fake news.'
NYC Slang
cooking the books (financial context), spin job, BS analysis
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