Scientific Ethics 3.1(c) Flashcards

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What is the importance of integrity and honesty in scientific ethics?

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Unbiased presentation of results, citing and providing references, avoiding plagiarism

Integrity and honesty are crucial for maintaining trust in scientific research.

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What are the three concepts used in animal studies to minimize harm?

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Replacement, reduction, and refinement

These concepts aim to improve the welfare of animals used in research.

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What are key ethical considerations in human studies?

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Informed consent, the right to withdraw, and confidentiality

These ensure the rights and welfare of human subjects are protected.

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What must be justified in scientific research?

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The justification for scientific research and the assessment of any risks

This is essential for ethical approval and funding.

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What factors must be taken into account regarding safety in scientific research?

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The risk to and safety of subject species, individuals, investigators, and the environment

This includes assessing potential harms to all parties involved.

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What influences scientific research?

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Legislation, regulation, policy, and funding

These factors can shape the direction and feasibility of research projects.

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