PreliminaryActivity-EthicsinResearch

A researcher informs participants about the purpose of the study, potential risks, and their right to withdraw at any time before asking for their consent.

• Ethical

• Unethical

A researcher decides to exclude certain unfavorable data to make their study results more significant.

• Ethical

• Unethical

Participants in a study are not told that their data will be shared with third parties for purposes beyond the scope of the research.

• Ethical

• Unethical

In a research project, the researcher collects sensitive personal information without ensuring proper data encryption and protection.

• Ethical

• Unethical

A researcher ensures that all published findings, whether positive or negative, are accurate and transparent, without omitting any inconvenient results.

• Ethical

• Unethical

A research team critically examines their own data and procedures for accuracy before publication, avoiding careless errors.

• Ethical

• Unethical

A researcher fails to protect confidential information from a study, such as patient records or sensitive data submitted for publication..

• Ethical

• Unethical

A researcher falsifies the research results by omitting data that contradicts the hypothesis, resulting in an inaccurate presentation of the findings.

• Ethical

• Unethical

A research team openly shares their results and data with the scientific community and is receptive to feedback and new ideas.

• Ethical

• Unethical

After conducting research with human subjects, a researcher makes sure that participants’ privacy and autonomy are respected, and that risks were minimized.

• Ethical

• Unethical