1.4.1 Research ethics: Difference between revisions
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== A. Background & Definitions == | == A. Background & Definitions == | ||
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== B. Guidance & Expectations == | == B. Guidance & Expectations == | ||
Which norms/standards do apply to promote aims of research? | Which norms/standards do apply to promote aims of research? | ||
* knowledge | |||
* truth | |||
* avoidance of errors | |||
Which norms apply to hold the researchers accountable to their stakeholders? | Which norms apply to hold the researchers accountable to their stakeholders? | ||
* funders | |||
* institution | |||
* public | |||
* shareholders | |||
* collaborators | |||
Have responsibilities in place that address important ethic issues | Have responsibilities in place that address important ethic issues | ||
* human rights | |||
human rights | * social responsibilities | ||
social responsibilities | * animal welfare | ||
animal welfare | * compliance with law | ||
compliance with law | * public health and safety | ||
public health and safety | |||
== C. Resources == | == C. Resources == | ||
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Next item: [[1.4.1.1 Research integrity]] | Next item: [[1.4.1.1 Research integrity]] | ||
Latest revision as of 12:20, 5 September 2020
A. Background & Definitions
to be added
B. Guidance & Expectations
Which norms/standards do apply to promote aims of research?
- knowledge
- truth
- avoidance of errors
Which norms apply to hold the researchers accountable to their stakeholders?
- funders
- institution
- public
- shareholders
- collaborators
Have responsibilities in place that address important ethic issues
- human rights
- social responsibilities
- animal welfare
- compliance with law
- public health and safety
C. Resources
to be added
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