This document discusses ethics in qualitative research. It covers key topics such as ethical codes and policies for research, the rights of research participants, and plagiarism. The document emphasizes the importance of ethics in research to promote truth, credibility and accountability. It outlines standards for ethical research writing including honesty, avoiding misinformation, giving appropriate credit, and acknowledging all content that belongs to others to avoid plagiarism. The overall message is that ethics should guide research to uphold principles of integrity, care for participants, respect for others' work, and social responsibility.
This document discusses ethics in qualitative research. It covers key topics such as ethical codes and policies for research, the rights of research participants, and plagiarism. The document emphasizes the importance of ethics in research to promote truth, credibility and accountability. It outlines standards for ethical research writing including honesty, avoiding misinformation, giving appropriate credit, and acknowledging all content that belongs to others to avoid plagiarism. The overall message is that ethics should guide research to uphold principles of integrity, care for participants, respect for others' work, and social responsibility.
This document discusses ethics in qualitative research. It covers key topics such as ethical codes and policies for research, the rights of research participants, and plagiarism. The document emphasizes the importance of ethics in research to promote truth, credibility and accountability. It outlines standards for ethical research writing including honesty, avoiding misinformation, giving appropriate credit, and acknowledging all content that belongs to others to avoid plagiarism. The overall message is that ethics should guide research to uphold principles of integrity, care for participants, respect for others' work, and social responsibility.
This document discusses ethics in qualitative research. It covers key topics such as ethical codes and policies for research, the rights of research participants, and plagiarism. The document emphasizes the importance of ethics in research to promote truth, credibility and accountability. It outlines standards for ethical research writing including honesty, avoiding misinformation, giving appropriate credit, and acknowledging all content that belongs to others to avoid plagiarism. The overall message is that ethics should guide research to uphold principles of integrity, care for participants, respect for others' work, and social responsibility.
Plagiarism Policies for Research Participants Most Essential Creates a research Learning project related to daily Competency life. 01 I can discuss the importance of ethics in research;
I can explain the ethical
codes in the conduct of
Learning 02 research, and the rights
of research participants;
Targets I can define plagiarism 03 and identify techniques to avoid it; and
I can describe 04 characteristics, processes, and ethics of research. Institutional Core Values Wholeheartedness
b. The learners will become
active readers and thinkers.
e. The learners will become
individuals who will always choose to do what is good and WISDOM just. Pre-synchronous Activity
Read and analyze the
article and then answer the guide questions that follow. https://docs.google.com/docu ment/d/1olRH34NK44ZOvWQ Dp4HInD8mOt6RrIKR6SfUjMi 1KT4/edit 1. Based on the article, how will you define ethics in research?
2. Are the Tuskegee syphilis study
Guide Questions: and diethylstilbestrol study on pregnant women unethical? Why?
3. If you were a part of the research
teams who conducted the research studies, what would you do to correct the unethical aspect of the experiments? 01
What is Ethics? What is the importance of ethics in research?
01 02
Ethics promotes the pursuit Many of the ethical norms
of knowledge, truth, and ensure that researchers credibility. are held accountable to the public. Ethical Codes and Rights of Research Policies for Research Participants 1. Honesty 2. Objectivity 3. Integrity 1. Voluntary participation 4. Care 2. Informed consent 5. Openness 3. Confidentiality 6. Respect for intellectual property 7. Confidentiality 4. Anonymity 8. Respect for colleagues 5. Risk of harm 9. Social responsibility 10. Non-discrimination 11. Legality 12. Human subject protection 1. Findings should be reported with complete honesty.
2. Intentional misinterpretation, misinformation, and misleading Ethical Standards claims must be avoided.
in Research 3. Appropriate credit should be
Writing given when using other people’s work.
4. Plagiarism should be avoided by
fully acknowledging all content belonging to others. Plagiarism and Intellectual Property Plagiarism refers to the act of using another person’s ideas, words, processes, and results without giving due credit. How to avoid plagiarism? That in all things, God may be glorified!
