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Business Ethics Perspectives: Faculty Plagiarism and Fraud (section Research Area)
advices to universities to help them develop ethical culture that would reduce the possibility of such research misconducts. Based on these recommendations, universities

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Who Owns the Field Notes (section Research Area)
area in the far north of America. The researcher's report noted that the changes would radically change the culture of the area and this change could not

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Forbidden Knowledge (section Research Area)
difference in sharing important knowledge or not. ResearchersResearch subjects Confidentiality Privacy in research USA United States Honesty Respect Non-publication

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Path2Integrity Learning Card S0: Good research is based on honesty (section Path2Integrity Learning Card S0: Good research is based on honesty)
importance of reliable research results for both research and society Education is a pillar to foster a culture of research integrity. The Path2Integrity learning

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Who Rules the Ruler? On the Misconduct of Journal Editors
need for effective regulatory bodies so as to achieve and maintain a culture of research integrity by all involved in the process. Academic institutionsJournal

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UKRIO's Self-Assessment Tool for The Concordat to Support Research Integrity (section UKRIO's Self-Assessment Tool for The Concordat to Support Research Integrity)
Integrity OfficersResearch Ethics Committees - Maintaining RI standards - Ethical and other frameworks - Fostering a culture of research integrity - Handling

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The ethics of managing a laboratory or research group (section The ethics of managing a laboratory or research group)
that arise when managing a research laboratory, and that effective communication and leadership are essential for ethical research laboratory management. Resnik

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ENERI Classroom (section Research Procedures and Research Integrity: An Educational Scenario by the EnTIRE project)
Analysing Cases in Research Ethics and Research Integrity 02 - The Seven Steps Method: A Method for Analysing Cases in Research Ethics and Research Integrity 03

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Chinese Professional Ethics and Code of Conduct for the National Natural Science Foundation
relevant for the creation of a culture of fairness and honesty. He claims that this is crucial to preserve the public trust in research findings and set guidelines

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The Art and Politics of Covert Research: Doing ‘Situated Ethics’ in the Field (section The Art and Politics of Covert Research: Doing ‘Situated Ethics’ in the Field)
(1991) The Ethics of Social Research. London: Macmillan. ResearchersResearch Ethics CommitteesSociologists Cases Open About Research ethics committees Informed

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Poor mentoring or supervision of early career researcherers
poor research practices, which can finally lead to research misbehaviour and misconduct. Analysis of misconduct cases by the US Office for Research Integrity

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From Case Management to Prevention of Scientific Dishonesty in Denmark
inherently inexact and judgmental nature must reflect the general culture of the research environment. Andersen, Daniel. "From case management to prevention

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Mertonian norms
ethos of modern science. Since then, research has shown that various practice-based problems still occur, such as research misconduct, falsification, fabrication

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Addressing the socio-economic consequences of research misconduct (section Addressing the socio-economic consequences of research misconduct)
deal with the effects of research misconduct on society and the economy. When research misconduct happens, e.g. when research is not conducted in accordance

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Perverse incentives
be rewarded. If not, then it may not be realistic to expect a culture that fosters research integrity, nor to expect a lasting solution to problems of reproducibility

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Mental health in academia
problems in PhD students. Research Policy. 2017;46(4):868-79. All stakeholders in researchEarly career researchersJunior researchersPhD students This is still

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Whistleblower protection/rights (section Research misconduct)
Education Open About Research misconduct Institutional policies and procedures for research misconduct Respect Reliability Research misconduct Whistleblowers

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Replicability (section Research Area)
pre-registration of the research design and methods should ensure transparency, research should be described in detail, and all research data should be publically

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Responsible mentoring
to properly develop, design and structure their research activity and to foster a culture of research integrity.” The ECoC RI also defines the misuse of

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Reporting censurable conditions for employees at University of Oslo (whistleblowing)
ensure that unfavorable practices are stopped and in order to foster a culture of integrity, it is essential that these are reported. In addition, anonymous

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