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A list of all pages that have property "What are the best practices?" with value "Concern for research collaborators and those involved in research forms an important tenet of the ECoC. <sup>4</sup> In the spirit of respect and collegiality, it is essential that decisions regarding benefits and burdens be made after sufficient deliberation with the different teams. According to the ECoC, all involved partners should agree in advance on important aspects of the research, such as the goals and outcomes. <sup>4</sup> The attribution of credits (such as authorships) also form important benefits, and should be decided in consultation with all collaborators. The Montreal Statement on Research Integrity in Cross-Boundary Research Collaborations <sup>5</sup> states that all involved partners should reach an agreement at the outset, and later as needed, as to how the outcomes of the research, research data and authorship and publication responsibilities will be handled. The Committee on Publication Ethics (COPE) also offers best practice guidelines on how to handle authorship disputes, should they arise. <sup>6</sup>". Since there have been only a few results, also nearby values are displayed.

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    • Be grossly unfair to your collaborators  + (Concern for research collaborators and thoConcern for research collaborators and those involved in research forms an important tenet of the ECoC. <sup>4</sup> In the spirit of respect and collegiality, it is essential that decisions regarding benefits and burdens be made after sufficient deliberation with the different teams. </br></br>According to the ECoC, all involved partners should agree in advance on important aspects of the research, such as the goals and outcomes. <sup>4</sup> The attribution of credits (such as authorships) also form important benefits, and should be decided in consultation with all collaborators. The Montreal Statement on Research Integrity in Cross-Boundary Research Collaborations <sup>5</sup> states that all involved partners should reach an agreement at the outset, and later as needed, as to how the outcomes of the research, research data and authorship and publication responsibilities will be handled. The Committee on Publication Ethics (COPE) also offers best practice guidelines on how to handle authorship disputes, should they arise. <sup>6</sup>idelines on how to handle authorship disputes, should they arise. <sup>6</sup>)
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