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Cover. Contents. Ethical Guideliness in research publication Information and Education Campaign.
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Page 02. File. Edit. View. 3- Research Misconduct.
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File. Page 03. Edit. View. RESEARCH MISCONDUCT.
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Page 04. File. Edit. View. Why is it important to observe ethical standards?.
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Ethical standards are important to be in place whenever we conduct an inquiry. Ethics pertains to the moral principles that govern one’s behavior in relation to any activity..
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Page 06. File. Edit. View. How research misconduct can be avoided?.
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Best Practice. Best Practice Guidelines on Publication of Papers.
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Page 08. File. Edit. Loading. View. Who did the work?.
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2. Redundant Publication. File. Page 09. Edit. View.
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Page 10. File. Edit. Loading. View. 3. Accuracy. Journals should encourage authors and readers to inform them if they dis cover errors in published work. Editors should publish corrections if errors are discovered that could affect the interpretation of data or information presented in an article..
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4. Promote Research Integrity. Page 11. File. Edit.
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In instances of confirmed misconduct, editors may consider imposing sanctions on the authors at fault for a period of time. A body such as the Committee on Publication Ethics (COPE) can provide editors with impartial advice from other editors about difficult cases, provide information about the prevalence of various types of misconduct and other ethical issues, and allow editors to learn from other journals’ experiences by reference to previous cases..
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Page 14. File. Edit. View. "Research is to see what everybody else has seen, and to think what nobody else has thought." - Albert Szent-Gyorgyi.
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