Research Ethics Terms

Involves the fundamental ethical principles to planning, conducting and publishing of research

• fraud

• research ethics

• plagiarism

• piracy

It is either the production of fake data or modifying the collected data

• fraud

• research ethics

• plagiarism

• piracy

It is the utilization of different information from different resources without citation of the author

• fraud

• research ethics

• plagiarism

• piracy

It is the illegal production of the entire book or video for distribution and income.

• fraud

• research ethics

• plagiarism

• piracy

It is a type of fraud where one modifies the data gathered to fit to what is needed in the hypothesis

• falsification

• fabrication

• plagiarism

• piracy

A type of fraud where one created a data without performing the process of data collection.

• falsification

• fabrication

• plagiarism

• piracy

Listed below are the Three principles used in the Belmont Research Ethics except:

• Respect for person

• Justice

• honesty

• Beneficence

It is known as the Cyber crime prevention Act of 2012

• RA No. 11075

• RA No. 10157

• RA No. 01175

• RA No. 10175

If you commit plagiarism which amounts to copyright infringement, you will be sanctioned with:

• penalty of 3-6 years imprisonment

• penalty of 1-2 years imprisonment

• penalty of 6-10 years imprisonment

• penalty of 7-9 years imprisonment

which of the following is not a reason why there should be research ethics?

• to protect the participants/ patients/ society

• to ensure accuracy of scientific knowledge

• to ensure source of income and resources

• to protect intellectual and property rights