Ethics in Conducting Research By David Agnew Arkansas State University Slide presentation adapted from two slide presentations 1) Dr. Jim Dyer, University.

Slides:



Advertisements
Similar presentations
Intellectual Property Rights (IPR)
Advertisements

Gail M. Dummer Professor Emeritus Department of Kinesiology
Citations, footnotes, references (citing sources) Writing tips for a paper/report/formal writing project How to avoid plagiarizing by not copying/pasting.
Publication ethics Sadeghi Ramin, MD Nuclear Medicine Research Center, Mashhad University of Medical Sciences SUMBER:
ORI’s 1994 Plagiarism Policy: A Reconsideration Plagiarism in Research: Common Pitfalls and Unforeseen Consequences CUNY, 6 February 2014 David E. Wright.
Michael Scian, MBA, JD Assistant Director of Compliance University of Florida.
Ethics in Science CHEM 6691 – Science & Technology in Service to the Community George M. Strain June 27, 2003.
Authorship and Joint Creation: Academic Convention and Standards Frank Lancaster UT Office of the General Counsel Presented at The University of Tennessee.
Writing an original research paper Part one: Important considerations
RESPONSIBLE AUTHORSHIP Office for Research Protections The Pennsylvania State University Adapted from Scientific Integrity: An Internet-based course in.
Citing Sources in a Research Paper MLA Format. What Is MLA? MLA is the Modern Language Association. MLA is the Modern Language Association.
The Responsible Conduct of Research at UTAS Office of Research Services.
Responsible Conduct of Research, Scholarship, and Creative Activities Peer Review Responsible Conduct of Research, Scholarship, and Creative Activities.
APA Ethics Guidelines for publication. Goals To ensure the accuracy of scientific knowledge To protect intellectual property rights.
ETHICAL ISSUES IN THE PUBLICATION OF RESEARCH Muhammad Taher Abuelma’atti Department of Electrical Engineering King Fahd University of Petroleum and Minerals.
Ethics in Conducting Research
Proper Citation and Attribution Avoiding Plagiarism Lois S. Sadler and Janene Batten Yale University School of Nursing 2010.
ALEC 604: Writing for Professional Publication Week #1: Publishing Research/Ethics.
BME / IHE 6010 Engineering Ethics (Academic Integrity) Dave Kender - April 17, 2017 Lecture adapted from Meg Wiltshire’s PowerPoint Presentation.
Publication Ethics and Responsible Authorship Carrie Cameron, PhD Department of Epidemiology Cancer Prevention Research Training Program Responsible Conduct.
Scientific Misconduct. Scientific Misconduct Definition "Misconduct in Research" means fabrication, falsification, plagiarism, or other practices that.
Powerpoint by Dr. Lee Kem
Responsible Conduct of Research Training Research Misconduct Source: Office of Research and Grants (ORG)
INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY, COPYRIGHT & FAIR USE. What is INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY? First, let’s think about the meaning of the word property. Property is something.
Do ethics make a difference? Roger Watson Professor of Nursing University of Hull 12 April 2015.
Responsible Conduct of Research (RCR) Farida Lada October 16, 2013
Week 1: Find resources, Summarize, paraphrase, thesis, and outline Week 2: Research and Write, incorporate evidence and transitions (1/2 done) Week 3:
Ethics In Research: Duties, Decisions and Dilemmas Colleen M. Gallagher, PhD, FACHE Chief & Executive Director Section of Integrated Ethics Associate Professor,
How to cite other authors Parenthetical citation.
Research Integrity The Australian Code for the Responsible Conduct of Research Dr Peter Wigley Manager, Research Ethics and Integrity Flinders University.
Responsible Conduct of Research Publications. Authorship Acknowledging contributors Conflicts of interest Overlapping publications
Scholarly Publication: Responsibilities for Authors and Reviewers Jean H. Shin, Ph.D. Director, Minority Affairs Program American Sociological Association.
Publication ethics Professor Magne Nylenna, M.D., PhD
Terms for Research Papers Using MLA Documentation Definitions taken in part from Simon & Schuster’s Handbook for Writers, 1990.
The Ethical Use of Electronic Media. V Computer Ethics  Resources such as images and text on the Internet are copyrighted.  Plagiarism (using.
Freshman Career Fair. Newark Catholic Code of Academic Integrity » According to the Newark Catholic Code of Academic Integrity, plagiarism is: » “Using.
Authorship, peer review and conflicts of interest.
Ethics and Scientific Writing. Ethical Considerations Ethics more important than legal considerations Your name and integrity are all that you have!
Page 1 Plagiarism Concerns in IAS Manuscript Submissions March 2014
ACADEMIC INTEGRITY VIOLATIONS OFFENSES, PENALTIES, AND PROCEDURES.
Ethics and Plagiarism AAHEP8 -- Amsterdam 2015 Erick Weinberg -- APS.
Plagiarism Gibaldi, Joseph. MLA Handbook for Writers of Research Papers. Fifth Ed. MLA of America, New York: “Intellectual Theft” Academic Dishonesty.
Ethical Conduct of Research for New Faculty, Post-Docs and Graduate Students Brief Overview.
American Psychological Association APA's Perspective on Naughty Science Gerald P. Koocher, PhD, ABPP Dean, School of Health Sciences Simmons College
Integrating Ethics into Graduate Training in the Environment Sciences Series Unit 1: Research Integrity in Responsible Authorship and Conflict of Interest.
HOW TO WRITE A PAPER FOR PUBLICATION IN A SCIENTIFIC JOURNAL.
Plagiarism Miss H. 2008/2009. The entire content of this presentation comes from TurnItIn.com Turnitin allows free distribution and non-profit use of.
Plagiarism what it is and how to avoid it Presented by: Shemar T. Rigurosa.
Ethical Considerations Dr. Richard Adanu Editor-in-Chief International Journal of Gynecology and Obstetrics (IJGO)
What Constitutes Plagiarism? And how do we all avoid it? A E S D F W X C V B {A PLU WRITING CENTER PRESENTATION} MADE BY SARA BERGER, LAST EDITED: MARCH.
MUSC Biomedical Trainee Retreat on the Responsible Conduct of Research
WRITING A SUCCESSFUL RESEARCH PAPER
Plagiarism: What You Need to Know
Mojtaba Farjam, MD PhD, member of ethics committee for research
Publication ethics PU 7, March 15, 2017
Plagiarism and Unfair Means
Plagiarism: What You Need to Know
Ethics for Authors Dr. Bahaty.
Research Misconduct Michael Scian, MBA, JD Assistant Director of Compliance University of Florida.
Academic Dishonesty & Plagiarism*
MUSC Postdoctoral Retreat on the Responsible Conduct of Research
The Five Types of Plagiarism
English B1A Summarizingg.
Adapted from On Being a Scientist, 3rd Ed.
An Introduction to the Research Process
Chapter 5: Ethical Issues in Research and Scholarship
The Five Types of Plagiarism
Gail M. Dummer Professor Emeritus Department of Kinesiology
The Five Types of Plagiarism
Academic Honesty: Plagiarism Primer
Presentation transcript:

Ethics in Conducting Research By David Agnew Arkansas State University Slide presentation adapted from two slide presentations 1) Dr. Jim Dyer, University of Florida 2) Dr. Gary Moore, North Carolina State University

What is meant by "ethical" research? 1. Integritas pribadi peneliti, adil, jujur 2. Hak privasi peserta (partisipan) 3. Pengungkapan metode 4. Alasan untuk penelitian 5. Kesediaan stakeholder 6. Menghormati integritas individu 7. Mengakui dukungan keuangan

Sumber untuk Etika Penelitian 1 st Each profession has a set of ethics – Even it it does not address research specifically it usually gives direction on human interactions. 2 nd Schools or institutions have a code of ethics – Usually involves completion of a form(s) – Involves a review by committee(s) 3 rd There are laws that outline what is acceptable and what is not. – Some rules do not apply when you are doing education about research (except the thesis or dissertations).

Melakukan Penelitian Melaporkan hasil penelitian Dua issu Utama, kepedulian umum: Prinsip-prinsip Etika yang dipedomani oleh Peneliti

Ethical Conduct at each Stage of Research 1. Pengumpulan Data – Procedures, confidentiality 2. Sharing of data – Sources of data, credit, etc. 3. Interpretation of the data – Bias, $$$, common good 4. Reporting the results – Omission, where, multiple outlets 5. Credit of authorship – who did what? 6. All of these require first a knowledge of appropriate procedure 1 st and 2 nd a willingness to follow procedure from both the standpoint of ethics and second sound research methodology.

First lets look at …. Melaksanakan penelitian

Prinsip-prinsip Etika yang dipedomani oleh Peneliti As with many educated communities or disciplines principles emerge from experience, some of which are not positive. So what have we learned from history….?

Risiko Penelitian : 1. Bahaya fisik 2. Kerahasiaan (membocorkan informasi tentang partisipan) 3. Intrusion pada Privasi (melakukan sebagian dari penelitian dalam tatanan publik) 4. Emosional / Psikologis

Bagaimana meminimumkan Risiko? 1. Menyediakan “consent form” yang transparan 2. Gunakan kode angka bukan nama untuk mengidentifikasi orang-orang 3. Menghancurkan data mentah ketika studi berakhir

“Keadilan” Ilmu juga menuntut kepatuhan kepada berbagai persyaratan untuk subyek manusia dan hewan yang digunakan dalam penelitian. Side note:

Second Major Ethical Issue: Melaporkan Hasil Penelitian: – Tetulis – Orasi

Basically, there are three major types of scientific misconduct – fabrication; – falsification; – plagiarism; or other practices that seriously deviate from those that are commonly accepted within the research community for proposing, conducting, and reporting research. Scientific Misconduct: Perilaku salah ilmiah

Fabrication : Pembikinan - Pembuatan Inventing or making up data – Did anyone see Krippendorf’s Tribe? An anthropologist creates a fictitious lost New Guinea tribe using his family members to cover-up for his mis- use of grant moneys. – This does happen in Academia, but shouldn’t

Falsification : Pemalsuan 1. Pemalsuan data adalah perubahan selektif data yang dikumpulkan dalam melakukan penelitian ilmiah. 2. Pemalsuan juga termasuk selektif pengabaian / penghapusan / penyembunyian data yang bertentangan tanpa pembenaran ilmiah atau statistik.

Plagiarism : Plagiat - Penjiplakan As a general working definition, the Office of Research Integrity (a federal agency) considers plagiarism to include both the theft or misappropriation of intellectual property and the substantial unattributed textual copying of another's work. It does not include authorship or credit disputes.

Defined - The unacknolwedged use of another person’s words, ideas, or phrases. Can be deliberate or unintentional Plagiarism : Plagiat - Penjiplakan

What must be cited? – All information from outside sources - (Non- original material) Quotation Paraphrase Summary What needn’t be cited? – General knowledge Plagiarism : Plagiat - Penjiplakan

Contoh Plagiarism 1. Use of sources from the internet without proper documentation 2. Undocumented use of sources from other written materials, i.e. books, magazines, etc. 3. Use of other student’s work as one’s own

Citation : Kutipan - Sitiran 1. Quotation marks should be used to indicate the exact words of another. 2. Summarizing a passage or rearranging the order of a sentence and changing some of the words is paraphrasing. Each time a source is paraphrased, a credit for the source needs to be included in the text.

Contoh lain: Misconduct False citation – This is the deliberate citing of a source for information, when the source does not contain that information, with intention to mislead. Kutipan Salah -- sengaja mengutip dari sumber informasi, ketika sumber tersebut tidak mengandung informasi itu, dengan maksud untuk menyesatkan.

Misuses of the refereeing process 1. Misappropriation of ideas—stealing ideas from papers that one referees 2. Misappropriation of priority—publishing an idea first by delaying publication of papers that one referees Contoh lain: Misconduct

Issue tentang – Authorship 1. Conflicts often occur over authorship of research papers. 2. For graduate student research, it is common protocol to include the major professor and other committee members who made “substantial” contributions to the research in the list of authors of a paper/manuscript. 3. The graduate student’s name goes first, if he/she is doing the bulk of the work.

What is a “substantial” contribution? Authorship credit should be based on (1) substantial contributions to conception and design, or acquisition of data, or analysis and interpretation of data; (2) drafting the article or revising it critically for important intellectual content; and (3) final approval of the version to be published. Authors should meet conditions 1, 2, and 3.

1. Acquisition of funding, collection of data, or general supervision of the research group, alone, does not justify authorship. 2. All persons designated as authors should qualify for authorship, and all those who qualify should be listed. 3. Each author should have participated sufficiently in the work to take public responsibility for appropriate portions of the content. Authorship : ke-pengarang-an

Fairness – Keadilan - Kewajaran 1. Since professors are expected (really required) to publish, and typically have a substantial time investment in a graduate student research project, then students really should make a concerted effort to publish their research. 2. If the student doesn’t have an inclination to publish the research, then the professor should have the right to do so; of course giving major credit to the student.

Authorship : ke-pengarang-an Authorship MUST be given for contributions in any ONE of the following: 1. Idea 2. Formulating the problem or hypotheses 3. Rancangan Penelitian 4. Data collection and/or analysis 5. Interpretasi Hasil Penelitian 6. Writing a major portion of the paper

1. Exception: If hired to complete the activity, participation in that area does not constitute authorship. 2. Order of authors determined by amount of contributions. 3. Authorship should be agreed upon before the project is started. 4. All authors are responsible for all entries. Authorship : ke-pengarang-an