Research Ethics: Intellectual Property Rights and Plagiarism

Vocabulary flashcards covering research ethics, intellectual property rights, categories of IPR, and plagiarism derived from the lecture notes.

Ethics

Norms for conduct that delineated the boundary between acceptable and unacceptable behaviors, providing an approach, process, or perspective for choosing how to act on a certain situations, and proving complicated problem and issues.

Intellectual Property Rights (IPR)

The rights given to persons over the creation of their mind. They protect a person's original creation and allow creators to own and control their work.

Plagiarism

The act of using a person's words, ideas, or work, and presenting them as your own original content without giving them proper credit.

Categories of IPR

The two major areas into which IPR is categorized: Copyright and right related to copyright, and industrial property.

Ethics

Norms for conduct that delineated the boundary between acceptable and unacceptable behaviors, as well as an approach, process, or perspective for choosing how to act on certain situations and proving complicated problem and issues.

Intellectual Property Rights (IPR)

The rights given to persons over the creation of their mind that protect a person's original creation and allow creators to own and control their work.

Categories of Intellectual Property Rights

The two major areas into which IPR is categorized: copyright and right related to copyright, and industrial property.

Plagiarism

The act of using a person's words, ideas, or work, and presenting them as your own original content without giving them proper credit.

Unethical Copying

The act of copying someone else's work, which violates that person's intellectual property rights and can result in being judged to plagiarize his or her work.