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11 Cards in this Set
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Research Fraud
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A researcher fakes or invents data that he or she did not really collect, or fails to be honest and fully report he/she conducted a study.
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Plagiarism
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A researcher "steals" anothers writing or ideas and does not properly cite them.
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Ethical Voluntary Consent
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Never force anyone to participate in research, and do not lie to anyone unless it is necessary and the only way to accomplish a legitimate research purpose.
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Covert Observation
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The people do not know they are being studied.
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Creating New Inequalities
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One group is denied a service as a result
of participation in a research project. |
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Anonymity
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People's info remains anonymous or nameless.
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Confidentiality
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Withholds information with personal names attached from the public.
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Whistle Blowers
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Describes the researcher who sees wrong doing but cannot stop it even after informing sponsors and exhausting internal avenues to resolve the issue.
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Suppressed Findings
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Government agencies may suppress information that may embarrass high officials.
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Value Free Research
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Research that is free from any prior assumptions, theoretical stand, or value position, and research that is conducted free of individual researcher's personal prejudices/beliefs.
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Objective Research
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focusing only on what is external or visible or it can mean following clear and publicaly accepted research procedures and not haphazard, personal ones.
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