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Ethics In Research:     more books (100)

Ethics in Research With Human Participants Research Ethics in Exercise, Health and Sports Sciences (Ethics and Sport) by Mike J. McNamee, Stephen Olivier, et all 2006-12-06 Case Studies in Biomedical Research Ethics (Basic Bioethics) by Timothy F. Murphy, 2004-04-01 Ethics in Research (Continuum Research Methods) by Ian Gregory, 2003-12-01 Ethics in Qualitative Research Ethics and Research in Inclusive Education: Values into practice Theoretical Foundations in Marketing Ethics (Research in Marketing) The Next Phase of Business Ethics, Volume 3: Integrating Psychology and Ethics (Research in Ethical Issues in Organizations, 3) Research Ethics in Complex Humanitarian Emergencies: Summary of a Workshop by Roundtable on the Demography of Forced Migration, National Research Council, 2002-08-13 The moral roots of prenatal diagnosis: Ethical aspects of the early introduction and presentation of prenatal diagnosis in Sweden (Studies in research ethics) by Christian Munthe, 1996 Research Ethics in the Real World: Issues and Solutions for Health and Social Care Professionals by Tony Long, Martin Johnson, 2007-03-08 Law and Ethics in Biomedical Research: Regulation, Conflict of Interest and Liability Situated Ethics in Educational Research Research on Professional Responsibility and Ethics in Accounting (Research on Professional Responsibility & Ethics in Accounting) by Cynthia Jeffrey, 2010-02-05

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1. Don Forsyth's Home Page
   Ethics of Research Involving Human Participants. Psychological studies often raise many questions about ethics and human rights. Resources and Readings. ethics in research The Risk/Benefit Approach to Judging Research  
   http://www.vcu.edu/hasweb/psy/faculty/fors/ethics.htm
   
   Extractions: Psychological studies often raise many questions about ethics and human rights. In some cases researchers, in their quest to study some psychological process, may intrude on the right to privacy of others. Do researchers have the right to watch people as they go about their social lives in grocery stores, on street corners, in classrooms, and in public restrooms? Researchers may also deliberately deceive their subjects by giving them a cover story that provides a rationale for the manipulations and measurements, or expose them to painful stimuli to test their reactions. Researchers also risk harming their subjects as they test their hypotheses. Investigators who upset subjects by asking them to recall painful periods in their lives, ask subjects to withstand pain caused by cold water as long as they can, or pressure them to act in immoral ways cause participants psychological distress. And the most frequent wrong committed by researchers is probably the most overlooked: each year researchers waste people's time in pointless research efforts that will never yield one iota of insight into human behavior. Doing research with (and on) humans raises many questions. The following links explore some of these questions. You can complete the links in any order you wish, but its recommended that you start by completing the "self-quiz." And be sure to read the "Examples of Ethically Controversial Studies," since we will be discussing them in class.

2. CERES - Consumers For Ethics In Research
   More than half a million people a year in Britain take part in healthresearch. CERES is concerned to publicise their views and  
   http://www.ceres.org.uk/
   
   Extractions: More than half a million people a year in Britain take part in health research. CERES is concerned to publicise their views and promote informed debate about research. CERES is an independent charity set up 1989 to promote informed debate about research and help users of health services to develop and publicise their views on health research and on new treatments. Everyone asked to take part in research should be able to make an informed, free choice as to whether or not they agree to take part.

3. CERES - Consumers For Ethics In Research: About CERES
   Health research is done with patients and other volunteers. At the same time, werecognize that this means that still more research will be done on people.  
   http://www.ceres.org.uk/about.htm
   
   Extractions: Health research is done with patients and other volunteers. CERES supports both new and widely-used medical techniques being tested, to see if they are safe and effective. At the same time, we recognize that this means that still more research will be done on people. Research brings benefits but it can also cause harm. CERES works to help the voices of patients and research subjects to be heard more clearly. CERES Annual Report 2002 CERES draft policy on working with pharmaceutical and commercial companies Page last updated: August 29, 2003

4. Framework For Ethics In Research
   Framework for ethics in research. The Framework for ethics in research wasprepared by the Standing Committee on Research and Advanced Studies.  
   http://www.ecf.toronto.edu/apsc/research/framework/research.html
   
   Extractions: Listing of University of Toronto Policy Documentation PREAMBLE The successful conduct of science and engineering rests upon a reverence for truth, which is also one of its major objectives. Academic research is made possible, directly or indirectly, by the public whose support is predicated on confidence in the integrity of scientists/engineers and their institutions. Universities, research granting agencies and scientific journals correctly argue that the public interest is best served when they are permitted to be self-governing and self-regulating. However, society will accept this argument only to the extent that these institutions are able and prepared to maintain a climate of research integrity and to police themselves effectively. This includes dealing appropriately with misconduct in research. The public trust requires that academic institutions, such as the Faculty of Applied Science and Engineering, have in place effective policies to deal with them.

5. Cell Ethics In Research Stem
   boston business in the theological stem cells. Information on Cell ethics in researchstem and cell research stem support. Title Cell ethics in research stem.  
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   Extractions: Buy stem cell research ethics, cell cons pro research stem cell jersey new research stem article cell research stem. Purchase abortion cell cloning research stem and related to against cell research stem is required for pro stem cell research cell debate research stem, cell cons research stem and cell news research stem. I need adult stem cell research. Best information on stem cell research, benefit of stem cell research or cell jersey new research stem, cell cloning research stem. I need stem cell research controversy and this is the best resource on bush cell research stem or fetal stem cell research either cell history research stem or cell picture research stem related to cell christopher reeve research stem depends on theological seminary. cell diabetes research stem. The cell law research stem. To develop a new epistemology based on stories we tell within our community and culture, their influence on how we perceive the world and thus their impact on scientific theories. theological school To base interactions between scientific and engineering disciplines and theology on existential questions which opens up new dimensions for the dialogue between religion and science and particularly among Computer Scientists and Jews and Christians and their respective anthropologies.

6. Research Ethics Boards: General Information.
   This may be done by consulting the Protocol officer for ethics in research. CatherinePaquet Protocol Officer for ethics in research Tel. (613) 5625800, ext.  
   http://www.uottawa.ca/vr-recherche-research/rebs/
   
   Extractions: Choose a location Deadlines for ethics application Required documents for ethics applications Categories of ethics approval Ethics application forms Mandatory annual status report Consent form model University of Ottawa procedures Tri-Council Policy Statement In-class experimentation Monitoring and compliance initiatives Compliance and monitoring initiatives Any research project involving human subjects, whether funded or not, must receive the approval of one of the Research Ethics Boards (REB) prior to the start of the project. It is the responsibility of the professor as researcher, as thesis supervisor and as lecturer to ascertain whether or not a project requires an ethical review. This may be done by consulting the Protocol officer for ethics in research.

7. EUROPA - Research - Science And Society In Europe: Science And Society - Science
   European Commission Research Science and Society - description of ethics inscientific research. Further information. 1. History of ethics in research.  
   http://europa.eu.int/comm/research/science-society/ethics/research_en.html
   
   Extractions: de en fr EUROPA European Commission Research Ethical scientific research Contact Ethics - What is ethics in scientific research? The ethical dimension of science and new technologies in Europe: promoting responsible research The rapid pace of scientific and technological advance is contributing to the quality of life and to economic wealth. It has however evoked ethical concern among people in Europe (cf. the Eurobarometer study entitled "Europeans, science and technology " - PDF file). Examples of such developments include cloning human embryos, transgenic animals and development of new kinds of genetic testing. Since the European Commission is supporting joint scientific research projects in Europe through its Framework Programmes for Research and Development ethical considerations have to be addressed. The European Parliament and the European Commission began already in the mid 1980s to reflect on

8. Research Methods And Ethics
   ethics in research. Research Methods and Ethics. Reference Material Ethics in EngineeringPractice and Research, Caroline Whitbeck, Cambridge University Press,  
   http://www.colorado.edu/che/CLASSES/chen5838/ethics.htm

9. Committee On Ethics In Research Policies And Procedures
   COMMITTEE ON ethics in research. Executive Secretary, Ethics Committee; Chair,Ethics Committee; Research Integrity Administrative Officer; Chancellor.  
   http://www.iupui.edu/~resgrad/spon/ethics.htm
   
   Extractions: SECTION I - APPLICABILITY These procedures apply to all academic and staff appointees who are engaged in the conduct of research, whether or not the research is funded, and to all others affiliated with Indiana University- Purdue University at Indianapolis (including students) who are engaged in research through a Sponsored Program, to the extent of that research. Other research misconduct on the part of students is to be dealt with through the normal disciplinary channels as provided in the Code of Student Conduct, the Code of Student Ethics promulgated by the University Graduate School, or other relevant University policies governing the conduct of students. Part of the maintenance and perpetuation of high ethical standards includes the responsibility to report research misconduct. If University colleagues observe misconduct, they are expected to report it as provided for in these procedures.

10. Welcome To The Ambulatory Pediatrics Association
    Other. ethics in research. CORNET. Click Here for more information and to fillout an application. ethics in research CORNET Grants. ethics in research.  
    http://www.ambpeds.org/site/research/research_ethics.htm
    
    Extractions: Forgot your password? APA Journal Be sure to read the latest edition of Ambulatory Pediatrics - the official journal of the APA Become a Member Click Here for more information and to fill out an application. Ethics in Research CORNET Grants Ethics in Research This Section Under Construction - Please Check Back Soon!

11. Policy And Procedures On Ethics In Research: The Unversity Of North Carolina At
    Policy and Procedures on ethics in research The Unversity of NorthCarolina at Greensboro. This site uses frames. If you are seeing  
    http://provost.uncg.edu/publications/personnel/ethics.html

12. Monash University Human Ethics In Research Involving Humans
    Research Grants and Ethics Branch. RGEB Home, Grant Schemes, RM4, Publications,Human Ethics, Animal Ethics. HUMAN ETHICS. News Information Bulletin April2004.  
    http://www.monash.edu.au/resgrant/human-ethics/

13. Ethics Index, WMU Research
    Research Ethics at WMU. If you have questions relating to ethics in research,please send a message to our research compliance coordinator.  
    http://www.wmich.edu/ovpr/ethics/

14. OTD: Policy And Procedures On Ethics In Research
    Policy and Procedures. POLICY AND PROCEDURES ON ethics in research. TheUniversity of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. August 15, 1994. Policy.  
    http://research.unc.edu/otd/policies/ethics.html
    
    Extractions: @import "http://research.unc.edu/style/otd.css"; Policy and Procedures POLICY AND PROCEDURES ON ETHICS IN RESEARCH The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill August 15, 1994 Policy Public trust in the integrity and ethical behavior of scholars must be maintained if research is to continue to play its proper role in our University and society. It is the policy of The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill that research carried out by its faculty and staff be characterized by the highest standards of integrity and ethical behavior. It is further the policy of the University to inform fully all affected parties where misconduct in research sponsored by, or under the administrative supervision of, the University has occurred. Each member of the University community has a personal responsibility for implementing this policy in relation to any scholarly work with which he or she is associated and for helping his or her associates in continuing efforts to avoid any activity which might be considered in violation of this Policy. Failure to comply with this Policy shall be dealt with according to the procedures specified herein and is considered to be a violation of the trust placed in each member of the faculty and staff.

15. UNBSJ Ward Chipman Library Ethics In Research
    UNB Saint John Ward Chipman Library ethics in research. Framework for Ethics inResearch, Faculty of Applied Sciences and Engineering, University of Toronto;  
    http://www.unbsj.ca/library/electron/ethics.htm
    
    Extractions: Ethics in Research Reference Resources Authorship Bioethics Codes and Practices ... Related Subjects Framework for Ethics in Research , Faculty of Applied Sciences and Engineering, University of Toronto Communicating Science to the Public: A Handbook for Researchers , NSERC, Canada Program Guide for Professors , formerly Researcher's Guide, NSERC, Canada The Code of Practice for Research Ethics: A Handbook of Principles and Procedures , University College Northampton, Version 1: 14.11.01

16. Ethics In Research
    ethics in research. Further information on ethics in research can befound in Wulff (1979), and Sigma Xi (1986). Four Ethical Issues  
    http://www.sahs.utmb.edu/pellinore/intro_to_research/wad/ethics.htm
    
    Extractions: Ethics in Research An important aspect of research is the respect and consideration we show to the people who participate in the study with us. These people are our colleagues and our subjects. Research ethics, now often called the responsible conduct of research, is a large area, and this discussion will only touch on a few of the major issues. There are many resources that discuss both the ethics of working with colleagues and the ethics of using human subjects in research. A good web site to explore both of these aspects is the Sigma Xi - New Ethical Challenges in Science and Technology Research on humans to a large extent depends on volunteer subjects. Often the products of research results in benefits to society. These benefits come in the form of new methods of learning, treatments for disease, and ways of conducting our affairs. We do not want to advance society over the bones of our subjects. This is where the largest area of ethical concern lies in research: What are the rights of the subject, and when is the manipulation of the subject unethical? There are four areas of concern where the rights and dignity of the subject must be preserved. These areas are: consent, harm, privacy, and deception. We will also explain a methodology that you can use to guide your ethical decision making process. Further information on ethics in research can be found in Wulff (1979), and Sigma Xi (1986).

17. Ethics, John F. Kennedy Center For Research On Human Development
    ethics in research and medicine. Learn more about ethics in research and medicine(links) MedWeb Bioethics Online Ethics Center for Engineering and Science.  
    http://www.vanderbilt.edu/kennedy/topics/ethics.html

18. American Statistical Association
    How can statisticians strive for ethics in research? The Committee on Professional Ethics of the American Statistical Association produced guidelines to encourage ethical and effective statistical work in morally conducive working environments.  
    http://www.amstat.org/profession/ethicalstatistics.html

19. Methods And Ethics In Research
    METHODS ethics in research ON SEXUAL VIOLENCE. Africa. No references. Asia. 5Methodology and ethics for research on SVAW. The literature covers these themes.  
    http://www.globalforumhealth.org/filesupld/vaw/methodsinresearch.html
    
    Extractions: Africa No references Asia Duvvury, N. (2000). Violence Against Women in the Marital Home: Results of a Household Survey in India . Consultation on Sexual Violence Against Women, Melbourne, 18-20 May. A household survey on violence against women in the marital home was conducted from 1997 to 1999 in seven Indian cities: Bhopal, Chennai, Delhi, Lucknow, Nagpur, Thiruvanathapuram, and Vellore. The sample size of the study was 9938 households across three socio-economic strata - rural, urban slum and urban non-slum. Participants in the study were women between the ages of 15 and 49 with at least one child. Ethical and safety issues related to studying domestic violence were discussed. A follow-up survey to this study revealed that less than 1% of women reported an incidence of violence as result of the survey, and in all cases where the survey appeared to have provoked violence, the women had divulged the subject matter of survey to their husbands. Procedures to standardize the collection and analysis of data across sites were also explained, proving a valuable example of rigorous methodology in this field. No references Europe No references Middle East Savaya, R. and O. Cohen (1998). "A qualitative cum quantitative approach to construct definition in a minority population: Reasons for divorce among Israeli Arab women."

20. Policy On Ethics In Research And Research Training
    Policy on ethics in research and research training. (Prepared by the ResearchPolicy Committee of the Faculty of Graduate Studies and Research.).  
    http://www.mcgill.ca/researchoffice/policies/sponsored/policies/training/
    
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