ethical issues that can arise during a research study?
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['Honesty and Integrity. ... ', 'Objectivity. ... ', 'Carefulness. ... ', 'Openness. ... ', 'Respect for Intellectual Property. ... ', 'Confidentiality. ... ', 'Responsible Publication. ... ', 'Legality.']
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Potential ethical dilemmas in educational research include actual or perceived student coercion, lack of confidentiality, and the absence of meaningful informed consent. In order to protect both the student and the faculty researcher, a faculty researcher should avoid using their own students as participants.
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The researcher-participant relationship Some important ethical concerns that should be taken into account while carrying out qualitative research are: anonymity, confidentiality and informed consent (22).
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['Informed consent. Concerns that patients and their families have not been fully informed about their treatments or clinical prognosis is a common ethical concern of nurses, Ulrich reported. ... ', 'Disclosing medical conditions. Another example of an ethical dilemma is telling the truth to a patient vs. ... ', 'Incompetence among peers.']
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Criminological researchers confront complex ethical issues ranging from questions regarding fabrication of data, plagiarism and confidentiality to subject rights and deceptions.
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The core tenet of research ethics is that the subjects not be harmed; principles such as confidentiality, anonymity, informed consent, and honesty follow from this premise. Institutional review boards are committees designated to approve, monitor, and review research involving people.
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['Informed consent. ... ', 'Confidentiality and privacy. ... ', 'Data security. ... ', 'Assessment issues. ... ', 'Treatment and intervention issues.']
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['Study design and ethics approval. According to COPE, “good research should be well adjusted, well-planned, appropriately designed, and ethically approved. ... ', 'Data analysis. It is the responsibility of the researcher to analyse the data appropriately. ... ', 'Authorship. ... ', 'Conflicts of interest. ... ', 'Redundant publication and plagiarism.']
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['Personal Inclination. The chief motivation in the way of selecting research problem is the personal inclination of the researcher. ... ', 'Resources Availability. ... ', 'Relative Importance. ... ', 'Researcher Knowledge. ... ', 'Practicality: Practicality is also responsible for the selection. ... ', 'Time-lines of the Problem. ... ', 'Urgency.']
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The major ethical issues they cited include: (i) equitable access to library materials; (ii) accuracy of information provided; (iii) protection of intellectual property; and (iv) protection of personal privacy and confidentiality.
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Randomized controlled trials (RCTs) are becoming increasingly common in environmental health research. Like all studies involving human subjects, environmental health RCTs raise many different ethical issues, ranging from obtaining informed consent, to minimizing risks, to protecting privacy and confidentiality.
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Based on extant literature, several ethical issues such as plagiarism, hacking, viruses, data access rights, piracy, ergonomy and health issues amongst others were identified as possible ethical issues related to IT.
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According to this school of thought, the whole of personal experience is different than the sum of its parts. Are researchers allowed to deceive participants in their studies? ... Yes, but when the study is over the researcher has to reveal the study's real goals and explain why the deception was necessary.
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An ethical issue would arise if a researcher did not fully explain their research to participants (meaning they did not have informed consent), or if a researcher used results when consent had beenwithdrawn.
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['What is your study design and why did you choose it?', 'Is the study qualitative or quantitative?', 'What are the methods you will use to collect data?', 'Who will be the participants of your study?']
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Ethical issues of design involve obtaining the subjects' informed consent to participate in the study, securing confidentiality, and considering the possible consequences of the study for the subjects. Interview situation.
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['Apology for the use of deception;', 'Explanation of why it was necessary;', 'Offer the subjects a chance to ask questions or work through any confusion they might have;', 'Description of the extent the study can ensure confidentiality of the data gained from the deception;']