Can you fix it?

Makeup companies have been trying to sell to men for decades. But the big challenge, as every marketer knows, is getting men to believe makeup can be manly. Some companies try to do this by opting for a more manlier name – rebranding mascara to manscara, eyeliner to guyliner, foundation to tinted moisturiser. Others argue that make up gives men “masculine benefits” by contouring a more pronounced jaw line, by attracting women, or by fixing so called “skin problems” (such as “patchy beards” and “lifeless eyes”).

many papers of main shown with the wrong author having the same familiy name and initials.

have somebody ideas how to fix it? I gues I am no alone with such problem here ...

1)How it will be when 2000 students (same) participated in three different studies and all three studies are in the inclusion criteria?

2) How in case of the single large study had divided into three different studies with same 2000 sample size and all three are considering for reviewing?

It will be a great help for the further development of my study.

On Google scholar, my publications are being continuously listed under another scholar whose first and last names match with mine. After some searching, there is no way to contact Google scholar support to fix this. I was informed that the other scholar should continuously remove them from his profile! What should I do to have them removed from his profile and have them on mine? Has anyone had this issue before?

My name is misspelled in one of the articles and it is not showing up in my google scholar profile. How to fix this issue? It is very crucial to me for immigration purposes.

I'm receiving credit for publications and responses for research that I never took part in. There may be another person with my name and trying how to fix this.

A question( out of the topic). Is it bad to put your name on a paper that would be published in a low journal? In general.

If no, when does it hurt our career?

If yes, how to fix such a problem?