Publication Date
4-1-2000
Abstract
Rightdoing and Research presents the major issues concerning research integrity and misconduct; we intend this to be more of a reference handbook than the other modules in the series. Our faculty expert for this module is Becky Rufty, the Graduate School. Concepts of Rightdoing and integrity are discussed, and we expand the discussion with several key articles in the evolution of research ethics literature. Ethical concerns about ambiguity and trust are explored, as is the idea of micro and Macroethics. We focus on the resources at NC State University for promoting research integrity, as well as national guidelines. We present a Case Study from the Association for Practical and Professional Ethics. In the Study Question we focus on misconduct challenges. As usual, we close with a sampling of further resources.
Recommended Citation
Rufty, Rebeca and Kriesberg, Nell, "Rightdoing and Misconduct in Research" (2000). Ethics in Science and Engineering National Clearinghouse. 299.
Retrieved from https://scholarworks.umass.edu/esence/299
Topic
Social Dimensions of Ethical Behavior
Material Type
Teaching Module
Research Area
Engineering | Life Sciences | Medicine and Health Sciences | Physical Sciences and Mathematics | Social and Behavioral Sciences
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