CHARACTERISTIC AND ETHICS OF RESEARCH

• CHARACTERISTICS AND ETHICS OF RESEARCH

  1. Informed consent
  2. Confidentiality
  3. Honesty
  4. Integrity
  5. Carefulness
  6. Openness
  7. Respect for intellectual property
• RESEARCH ETHICS AND GUIDELINES

  • Research ethics ensures that every part of the study can balance the values and morals of both researcher and subject/respondent.
• Ethical Goals of a Researcher

  • Ensure that people participate voluntarily in the study
  •  Keep people’s comments and behavior confidential
  • Protect people from harm
  • Ensure mutual trust between researcher and participants
• Beneficence: Researchers are ethically obligated to maximize benefit and minimize harm.
• Veracity or Justice: The truth must always be stated, and all agreements or promises must be met.
• • Voluntary Participation/Respect for Persons: Participants must be aware that their participation in the study is voluntary and that they are free to withdraw at any time without unfavorable repercussions.
• 6 Ethical Principles


  • Beneficence
  • Veracity or Justice
  • Voluntary Participation/Respect for Persons
  • Anonymity and Confidentiality
  • Disclosure
  • Consent
• Beneficence


  Researchers are ethically obligated to maximize benefit and minimize harm
• Veracity or Justice


  The truth must always be stated, and all agreements or promises must be met
• • Anonymity and Confidentiality: Researchers seek to protect subjects’identity, interests, and future well-being
• Voluntary Participation/Respect for Persons


  Participants must be aware that their participation in the study is voluntary and that they are free to withdraw at any time without unfavorable repercussions
• Anonymity and Confidentiality


  Researchers seek to protect subjects' identity, interests, and future well-being
• Disclosure


  This sets a boundary on what to disclose to the participant regarding the study
• Consent


  Informed consent is an operational principle that allows participants to know that they are being researched
• • Disclosure: This sets a boundary on what to disclose to the participant regarding the study.
• • Consent: Informed consent is an operational principle that allows participants to know that they are being researched