3.1.2 scientific literature and communication / 3.1.3 scientific ethics Flashcards

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what are common methods of sharing original scientific findings

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seminars
talks and posters at conferences
publishing in academic journals

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why is it important to publish methods, data, analysis, and conclusions in scientifc reports

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so that others may repeat an experiment

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what is peer review

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this is when specialists with expertise in the relevant field assess the scientific quality of a submitted manuscript and make recommendations regarding its suitability for publication

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what do review articles do

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they summarise current knowledge and recent findings in a particular fields

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what is important in presentation of results

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  • integrity
  • honesty
  • citing and provididng references
  • unbiased presentation
  • avoiding plagiarism
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what does the replication of experiments by others reduce

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the opportunity for dishonesty or the deliberate misuse of science

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