iii (ethics in research)

ethics

_________ is a discipline that asks questions about right and wrong

it _______ all fields of study and research

encompasses

scientific revolution

the paradigm shift that occured during ________

industrial revolution (1800-1900)

travel become much faster due to the invention of the steam engine

after the war

scientific research were exposed

geneva convention

specifically protects civillians that were harmed during the war

helski declaration

outlines guidelines on research and experimentation regarding humans

present time

modern innovations

the national ethics committee

tasked to uphold international and local ethical standards specifically for research concerning human subjects

honesty

honestly report data, results, methods and procedures, and publication status.

objectivity

strive to avoid bias in experimental design, data analysis, data interpretation, peer review, etc.

morality

keep your promises and agreements

prudence

it's about making wise choices that align with ethical principles and promote the best possible outcomes

opennes

share data. results, ideas, tools, resources.

responsible publication

publish in order to advance research and scholarship

confidentiality

protect confidential communications

respect for intellectual property

honor patents, copyrights, and other forms of intellectual property.

rescpect for other researchers

respect your colleagues and treat them fairly

social responsibility

strive to promote social good and prevent or mitigate social harms

anti-discrimination

avoid discrimination against colleagues or students

security of people

when conductring research on human subjects, minimize harms, and risks

lost in practice

voluntarily or involuntarily ignoring of the principles or rules

fabrication

manufacturing of information or data

falsification

changing or misrepresentation of information or data

plagiarism

copying or using works from another person