Assessment in III

What promotes high ethical standards and oversees the conduct of research?

• Research Ethics

• Work Ethics

• Class Ethics

• Ethics

Which of the following does not show the reason why it is important to adhere to the ethical norms in research?

• Norms promote the aims of research such as knowledge, truth and evidence of error.

• Ethical norms held researchers accountable to the general public.

• Ethical standards promote the values that are essential to collaborative work.

• Norms in research help invalidate public support, quality and integrity of research.

What ethical principle is observed when data, outcomes, techniques, and publication status should all be reported and discourages making up, falsifying, or representing data incorrectly?

• Integrity

• Honesty

• Objectivity

• Carefulness

What ethical principle is observed when one aims to eliminate bias from all stages of research, including grant writing, peer review, personnel decisions, data analysis, data interpretation, and experimental design?

• Carefulness

• Integrity

• Honesty

• Objectivity

What ethical principle is observed when you keep your word and uphold commitments; be sincere in your conduct; and strive for coherence in all that you say and do?

• Objectivity

• Honesty

• Carefulness

• Integrity

What ethical principle is observed when you avoid making thoughtless mistakes and being negligent; thoroughly and critically evaluate both your own and your colleagues' work. Record your research activities thoroughly.

• Integrity

• Honesty

• Carefulness

• Objectivity

What ethical principle is observed when you share information, findings, concepts, and tools and be receptive to fresh concepts and criticism?

• Legality

• Competence

• Openness

• Confidentiality

What ethical principle is observed when you protect private correspondence, including papers or grants that have been submitted for publication, employee records, commercial or military trade secrets, and patient records?

• Legality

• Confidentiality

• Competence

• Openness

What ethical principle is observed when you know and abide by all applicable laws, rules, and regulations?

• Competence

• Confidentiality

• Openness

• Legality

What ethical principle is observed when by engaging in lifelong learning and education, you can uphold and enhance your own professional competence and knowledge. You can also take actions to advance scientific competency in general?

• Openness

• Competence

• Confidentiality

• Legality