Ethics in Research

Respecting the autonomy and dignity of participants.

• Social Responsibility

• Carefulness

• Human Subject Protection

• Openness

• Competence

Ensuring no physical, financial, or psychological harm is caused.

• Responsible Mentoring

• Competence

• Risk of Harm

• Openness

• Carefulness

Avoiding biases and opinions in research work.

• Carefulness

• Social Responsibility

• Competence

• Openness

• Objectivity

The researchers violated the principle of respect by being rude, dismissive, and condescending toward the participants. To address this, the researchers should have listened attentively, acknowledged the participants' contributions, and communicated with kindness and professionalism to foster a positive and respectful environment for the study. What ethics in research is violated?

A participant in a medical study experiences discomfort and decides to withdraw, but the researcher pressures them to continue. This violates the participant’s rights and disregards ethical research practices. Identify the violated rights of the research participants.

A researcher copies a significant portion of an article into their paper without citing the original author. The researcher claims the work as their own and submits it for publication. What ethical principle is being violated?

The ethical principle that ensures data should never be fabricated, falsified, or misinterpreted.

A study should be conducted with the purpose of advancing research and scholarship, ensuring ____.

The assurance that participant identity and personal information remain confidential is ____.

Plagiarism includes using another person's ideas without giving proper credit.

• True

• False