Ethics in Research

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What is plagiarism?

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Plagiarism is the act of using someone else's work, ideas, or intellectual property without proper attribution, presenting it as one's own.

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What does 'Voluntary Participation' mean in research ethics?

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Voluntary Participation means that participants in a research study must choose to take part without any coercion or undue influence.

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What is 'Openness' in the context of research?

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Openness refers to the willingness of researchers to accept feedback, comments, and criticism regarding their work.

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What is 'Responsible Publication'?

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Responsible Publication is the principle that researchers should not submit the same work to multiple publications simultaneously.

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What does 'Integrity' mean in research?

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Integrity in research means that researchers must adhere to ethical standards and fulfill all agreements made with participants.

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What is 'Informed Consent'?

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Informed Consent is the process of providing potential research participants with all necessary information about the study, allowing them to make an educated decision about their participation.

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What is 'Risk of Harm' in research ethics?

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Risk of Harm refers to the potential physical, psychological, or emotional harm that participants may face as a result of their involvement in a research study.

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What does 'Social Responsibility' entail in research?

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Social Responsibility involves researchers considering the broader impact of their work on society and ensuring that their research benefits the community.

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What is 'Respect for Intellectual Property'?

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Respect for Intellectual Property means acknowledging and honoring the rights of creators and owners of original works.

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What is 'Non-discrimination' in research ethics?

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Non-discrimination is the principle that researchers should treat all participants fairly and without bias, regardless of their background.