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Research : ethical issues...? Selected Topic Module Part A) Tucker’s 5-question Model Many business decisions have elements of ethics (Campbell, 2008). In order to assess those ethical elements, Tucker has introduced 5-question model: Is it profitable? It is legal? It is fair? Is it right? Is it sustainable or environmentally sound? Is it profitable? Yes. For Azerbaijan, Georgia and Turkey, the BTC project would bring $150bn over the next 20 years. Is it legal? From the BP point of view, the BTC project looks legal as it has made Host Country Agreement with Turkey. In addition, presumably Georgia and Azerbaijan have not shown anything that highlight the presence of illegality in the project. However, Amnesty International, Friends...
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Research Summary and Ethical Considerations...? Research Summary and Ethical Considerations Research Summary and Ethical Considerations Introduction Measles is an extremely contagious disease, and it is transmitted from one person to another through the body fluids from the nose and mouth. It is usually more prevalent, in young children and the most vulnerable are those who do not have immunity from it. Immunity can be acquired if a person had the disease before or received a vaccine from it. The disease is becoming more rampant in Houston as identified in the children admitted in the Texas Children Hospital (Wheeler, 2007). Many suspected that the cause of disease is because of lack of knowledge of the hospital personnel like the nurses and doctors. The disease being highly... of...
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Ethical Profile Research... used to convince them on studying through his discipline and teaching style. His ethical conduct inspired me a lot and it was after his teaching that I learned to be first in making apologies, to deal others according to their intellectual level and to never compromise on discipline, respect and honesty.
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There are different models available to help an individual in making an ethically sound decision. But the situations that we face in real world are completely different from those explained in the books. Despite of the scientific and practical researches the subject of ethical decision making needs further explanation and development as with the time the complexities and uncertainties are increasing... ....
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Ethical Research Practice...Gaining informed consent from people being researched is central to ethical research practice. There are, however, a number of factors that make the issue of informed consent problematic, especially in research involving members of vulnerable groups such as children and people with learning disabilities. (Grinyer 2002) Considerable debate in the social science literature about the ethics of covert research (i.e., research that is conducted among groups where some, or all, participants are not aware they are taking part in a research study). This type of research is often observational...
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Ethical Issues in Research...ETHICAL ISSUES IN RESEARCH Introduction This paper will start off by explaining what ethics are. It will then illustrate how important it is to keepthem in mind while carrying out scientific or any other kind of research. Furthermore, it will explain the advantages of carrying out ethical research. It will discuss the problems, that is, the conflict between carrying out the perfect research and being perfectly ethical at the same time. Finally, it will take you through the codes of ethics and ways of promoting ethical research.
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Ethical Clinical Research...'Researchers must be particularly aware of vulnerability of some participants.'(Parahoo200 6:117 Critically analyse the ways in which researchers can minimise harm to vulnerable patients participating in research within the NHS.
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Ethical research practice requires a consideration of duties and ethical responsibilities to research participants, professional and academic colleagues, research sponsors and the wider public. There is existence of ethical guidelines for most disciplines. It is acknowledged that qualitative health research often generates ethical dilemmas, and these are not easily solved by application of codes of practice (Cormack, 2000, 23-46). Any research study involves a number of different stakeholders... ,...
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Ethical Issues Research Assignment...Euthanasia or Mercy Killing Executive Summary: Before Research Mercy killing is one of the controversial issues in the current world because of the serious ethical issues involved in it. In our opinion it is difficult to take a position on this topic because of the sensitive issues involved in it. Mercy killing has physical and psychological dimensions. A person who is suffering from severe pain may like to finish his life to escape from the pain. At the same time, the agony about what is going to happen after death and the religious beliefs may prevent him from opting for mercy killing. In other words, mercy killing is an ethical issue in which a struggle between the body and mind would...
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Ethical Research Concerns on Criminal Justice and Security Management...Ethical research concerns on Criminal Justice and Security Management Ethics in some cases is regarded as moral philosophy or guidelines. They are the basic wrong and right guidelines in day to day life. In whatever we do, we can make moral judgment or assessment and verify how right or wrong it is. Ethical concerns are virtually present in every field, research included and this forces the researching body to strike a balance between the scientific expectations and standards of his/her research and the human right issues that may result to violation of criminal justice system. Unfortunately criminal justice and...
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Ethical research of human subjects...Ethical research of human s Introduction For a long time, the use of human s in research was carried out in a manner that was essentially unethical and this was done in a way that the subjects did not have the much-needed protection against physical and psychological harm. The outcome was that many individual and state actors tended to use individuals as research subjects for finding out how humans could react under different circumstances. The need to ensure preservation of human dignity as well as protection of subjects against harm led to the development of different ethical codes (Perlman, 2004). One of the most famous of the codes that are used in...
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Ethical research of human subjects...Human s Protection. Bioethics. This paper is devoted to the topic of Bioethics, its basic rules and the protection of human subjects. Also we examined the cases where these rules are broken or their observance is doubtful. The practice of protecting the human subjects is relevantly young but a lot of scientists are working on its development. Here we used the information from the following sources: Belmont Report: Ethical Principles And Guidelines For The Protection Of Human Subjects Of Research. Report of the National Commission for the Protection of Human Subjects of Biomedical and Behavioral Research; Trials of War Criminals before the Nuremberg Military Tribunals under Control Council...
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