1. Jamal is a graduate student working under the supervision of professor, Dr. Kerry. Dr. Kerry is conducting a
research on tooth decay and has gathered data from hundreds of dental patients. Jamal uses Dr. Kerry’s data
to analyse a research question that he came up with on his own about tooth enamel erosion. His question is
his own idea, but is still based on what he learned about tooth and enamel decay under Dr. Kerry. Jamal’s
friend, Darcie, helped Jamal design a statistical computer program for data analysis, but did not contribute in
any other way to the research. When writing up his results, Dr. Kerry helped Jamal write the methods section
of his manuscript and reviewed his final results and conclusions, as well as the final draft of the entire
manuscript. How should authorship (the credits of being the true author) be decided in this case?