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Basic Principle of Research Ethics

The document discusses the basic principles of research ethics including honesty, objectivity, integrity, care, openness, and respecting intellectual property and confidentiality. It also discusses important areas of research ethics such as authorship, plagiarism, peer review, and research with animals or human subjects.

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Basic Principle of Research Ethics

The document discusses the basic principles of research ethics including honesty, objectivity, integrity, care, openness, and respecting intellectual property and confidentiality. It also discusses important areas of research ethics such as authorship, plagiarism, peer review, and research with animals or human subjects.

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Basic Principe of Research Ethics  Research with human subjects

 Research misconduct
 Research Ethic
 Ethics are norms of conduct that
distinguish between acceptable and
Research Ethics (1)
unacceptable behavior
 The principles and guidelines that - Autonomy
help us to uphold things we value. - Beneficence
 Meaning - Honesty
 Research ethics involves the - Privacy
application of fundamental ethical - Values
principles to a variety of topics - Rules
involving scientific research. - Regulations
 It educates and monitors a scientist - Justice
conducting research to ensure a high - Dignity
ethical standard. - Confidentality
 Importance of Research Ethics
 Respect and cause no harm to the
participants. What Are Research Ethics?
 As a sign of respect for other
- Who has access to training, credentials
researchers and cause no harm to the
& support needed to conduct research?
participants.
- Whose priorities are reflected in the
 It is a professional requirement.
research problem?
 Failing to conduct research ethically
- What assumptions, biases, or
result in research/researcher being
expectations influence the research
dismissed or rejected by the research
design?
community.
- Who gets to ask the questions, who gets
 Basic Principles of Research Ethics
to respond?
 Honesty
- Who, or what, is the included or
 Objectivity
excluded from research? Why?
 Integrity
- How are data protected in the digital era?
 Carefulness
- How are participants protected, in a
 Openness
dangerous time?
 Respect for intellectual property
- How were data sets assembled, did
 Confidentiality
people consent to research uses of their
 Respect for Colleagues
information?
 Non discrimination
- How are cultural norms and ways of
 Social Responsibility
knowing respected?
 Important Areas in Research Ethics - How are researchers prepared to address
 Authorship ethical dilemmas during the study?
 Plagiarism - How do editors ensure that publication
 Peer Review uphold high ethical standards?
 Research with animals
- Who benefits from findings, discoveries Research Ethics (3)
or new knowledge
- Citation
Whys is Research Ethics Important? - Punctuality
- Scientific permission
- It is a reflection of respect for those who
- Honesty and objectivity
‘take part’ in research
- Respecting the individuals’ privacy
- It ensures no unreasonable, unsafe or
- Gelling consent
thoughtless demands are made by
researchers
- It ensures sufficient knowledge is shared
by all concerned
- It imposes a common standard I all the
above respects.

Research Ethics (2)


- Accuracy
- Credibility
- Confidential
- Transparency
- Honesty
- Protecting
- Authenticity
- Originality
- Plagiarism

Research & Publication Ethics


- Simultaneous Submission
- No Informed Consent
- Duplicate Submission
- Salami Slicing
- No Permission for Data/Information
Usage
- Copyright Infringement
- Image Manipulation
- Data Fabrication
- Plagiarism
- Data Falsification
- Authorship Issues
- Conflicts of Interest
- Non-Disclosure of Safety Procedures

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