Titlebook: Ethical Decision Making in Social Research; A Practical Guide Ron Iphofen Book 2011 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers

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Vladimir Cotal San Martin,Mikael Tsiourisned by a range of misbehaviours by those we believe ought to behave more responsibly — the actions of doctors, scientists, lawyers, the police, teachers, civil servants, journalists and politicians have all been under moral suspicion (Neuberger 2005).

致敬

What Stories Do I Enjoy Reading?,ublic, their colleagues and their funders can trust, and as Hazlitt warned: ‘Those who play the public or their friends slippery tricks, have in secret no objection to betray them’ (William Hazlitt . (Beatty 1920: 150)).

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ANTIC

,Researcher Identification — Professional Integrity and Track Record,ublic, their colleagues and their funders can trust, and as Hazlitt warned: ‘Those who play the public or their friends slippery tricks, have in secret no objection to betray them’ (William Hazlitt . (Beatty 1920: 150)).

STERN

胰臟

Sustaining Ethical Awareness,g to destroy us. I hope that by this point in the book such metaphors seem less appropriate. Perhaps the ‘balancing act’ now seems more apt. We need to acquire the skills to balance our decisions against each other to achieve the most favourable outcome.

向外才掩飾

https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-97-6321-4arch design ought to be considered as part of ethical scrutiny. Some suggest separating science from ethics while others say that is impossible. Undoubtedly there are overlaps between scientific quality, methodology and research ethics. (The consequences of this for ethical scrutiny are discussed further in Chapter 13.)

Provenance

Nalini Bikkina,Rama Mohana R. Turagacannot be separated from the giving of information. More often the phrase ‘voluntary informed consent’ is used which implies the subject was able to choose freely to give consent and to subsequently participate in the research.