| Descript |
1 online resource (255 p.) |
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Description based upon print version of record. |
| Contents |
Title Page -- Copyright Page -- Contents -- Acknowledgments -- Chapter 1 The Importance of Research Ethics: History and Introduction -- What is Research Ethics? -- Scientific Research, Harm, and Free Informed Consent -- Scientific Research, Conflicts of Interest, and Intellectual Property Rights -- Scientific Research and the Environment -- Scientific Research and Biases Such as Sexism and Racism -- Overview -- Chapter 2 Professional Codes and the Duty to Do Scientific Research -- Research-Related Duties and the Public Good -- The Duty Not to Do Certain Scientific Research |
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Scientists Ought Not Do Research That Causes Unjustified Risks to People -- Scientists Ought Not Do Research That Violates Informed Consent -- Scientists Ought Not Convert Public Resources to Private Profits -- Scientists Ought Not Seriously Jeopardize Environmental Welfare -- Scientists Ought Not Do Biased Research -- Scientists Ought to Evaluate Research Consequences -- Scientific Research and Professional Codes of Ethics -- Codes and Conflicts among Research-Related Principles -- Conclusion -- Chapter 3 Basic Principles of Research Ethics: Objectivity -- Two Stages of Ethical Analysis |
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Principles of Research Ethics: The First Stage of Analysis -- The Principle of Objectivity: Avoiding Biased Results/Reports -- Objectivity and Value Judgments in Research -- Another Principle of Objectivity: Promoting Unbiased Use of Results/Reports -- Epistemic Objectivity and Ethical Objectivity -- The Ethics of Belief and the Second Principle of Research Ethics -- Chapter 4 Basic Principles: Promoting the Public Good -- Justification for the Third Principle: Promoting the Public Good -- Promoting the Public Good: Disseminating Research Results and Avoiding Paternalism |
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Promoting the Public Good: Whistleblowing -- Chapter 5 Handling Conflicts Through Stage-Two Ethical Analysis: Giving Priority to the Common Good -- The Need for Analysis of Specific Duties, Consequences, and Circumstances -- The End Does Not Justify the Means -- Duties, Consequences, and Third-Party Priority: Rethinking Objectivity -- Third-Party Priority and Freedom to Choose Research -- Chapter 6 Research and Uncertainty -- Scientific Responses to Uncertainty -- Experts and Laypersons Deal Differently with Uncertainty -- Ethical Principles for Controlling Research Risk to the Public |
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Uncertainty, Research Risks, and Types I and II Error -- Many Researchers Minimize Type-I Error -- Why We Should Minimize Type-II Error in Applied Research -- Conclusion: Give Priority to the Public -- Chapter 7 A Case Study in Conservation Research: Uncertain Science in Controversial and Litigious Times -- Applying Research Ethics to Four Specific Cases: Overview -- Research and the Florida Panther: Background -- Ethics, Economics, and Panther Preservation -- Researchers and Credibility -- Public Good, Ethical Rationality, and Episternic Rationality |
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Chapter 8 Gender and Racial Biases in Scientific Research (Helen Longino) |
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Unlimited number of concurrent users. UkHlHU |
| ISBN |
9780585165295| |
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