Nursing Research Ethics & Research Process

The two important components of research responsibility are: sincerity in work and avoiding

• Plagiarism

• Writing the thesis

• Research techniques

• Confidentiality

Which of the following options most appropriately explains ‘Research Ethics’?

• It states how to write a research report flawlessly.

• It gives the methodology of researching within social norms

• It governs the prevention of plagiarism

• It provides a common set of dos and don’ts of conducting an ethical research

Which of the following factors make the compliance of research ethics difficult?

• Societal norms

• Respect for confidentiality

• Lack of Checks

• Self-check

Research emerges from the societal problems and the observation of a researcher.

• True

• False

In the capacity of a researcher, how can you solve the problems that exist in the society?

• Eradicate unethical people from the society.

• Request the research institute to form a body of members for solving the problems.

• Participate in the activities of a suitable NGO to help in fighting the problems.

• None of the above.

Standard research ethics changes from person to person.

• True

• False

The final aim of every research is a

• Ethical research

• Research report

• Sponsorship

• Future research

Ethics can be defined as:

• A process of reasoning in terms of the right thing to do.

• Rules governing society.

• The basis of the criminal code.

• A list of rights and wrongs.

Integrity and transparency are fundamental:

• Issues in business.

• Requirements in research.

• Ethical principles in research.

• Methodologies in research.

A guarantee of confidentiality is:

• Always required by proper ethical standards in research.

• Essential for every participant in a research project.

• A guarantee that some information will remain confidential and will not be disclosed.

• Only given under duress.