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Fun Fact! Did you know that obtaining ethical approval not only protects your research participants but also boosts your study’s credibility? A study with robust ethical protocols is more likely to be published and respected in academic circles. Our Ethical Considerations Coaching will ensure your study meets ethical guidelines, from informed consent to participant confidentiality. Ready to make your research more publishable? Book your session today and breeze through the ethical approval process! Visit our website to book: https://lnkd.in/dcDXhyJS #Research4You #EthicalResearch #PostgradLife #ThesisHelp

🚀 1 Minute Guide to Ethical Research Considerations! 🚀 Discover our quick 1-minute guide to ethical research considerations and ensure your studies are conducted responsibly and ethically. This guide covers crucial aspects such as informed consent, confidentiality, avoiding harm, maintaining integrity, and the necessity of ethical reviews. 🔍 Watch the full guide here: [https://lnkd.in/gWPTpPEX] Perfect for researchers, students, and professionals dedicated to upholding high ethical standards in their work. Let's make research better together! #ResearchEthics #EthicalResearch #InformedConsent #Confidentiality #ResearchIntegrity #EthicalGuidelines #IRB #ResearchTips #AcademicResearch

Dear Connections, delighted to share my certificate of publication of International Journal of Advanced Legal Research (IJALR) [ISSN (O): 2582-7340], this certificate is been awarded to me for publishing a manuscript in Volume 5 | Issue 1 titled 'The Impact of Artificial Intelligence on Intellectual Property: Creation and Protection'. I would like to thank International Journal of Advanced Legal Research (IJALR) for providing me this certificate. Aarjav Jain, Founder and publisher, IJLAR for providing me this platform, to exhibit my research work to the community. Below is the attached link regarding the Research paper, I humbly request you to please give it a read; https://lnkd.in/dZKg3WfB

Applying sound research methods to a study not only improves findings but improves your understanding of the multifaceted nature or learning and helps you tune out extraneous data.

In this article, Therese Andrews explores the ethical challenges and crucial considerations for educators conducting research in their own schools, offering practical strategies to navigate issues like bias, anonymity, and power dynamics while fostering a culture of ethical practitioner research. Read the article here: https://lnkd.in/ehUwudGH

In this article, Therese Andrews explores the ethical challenges and crucial considerations for educators conducting research in their own schools, offering practical strategies to navigate issues like bias, anonymity, and power dynamics while fostering a culture of ethical practitioner research. Read the article here: https://lnkd.in/eb9aKRFX

Let's delve into the core of research integrity! Despite its enduring presence, the surge in retractions last year, coupled with recent incidents of AI-generated content in scientific papers, serves as a poignant reminder of the persistent threat to scientific credibility. Even with unintentional oversights, the consequences are significant. How can we strengthen our dedication to research ethics? Dive into our curated collection of resources to assist researchers in navigating the nuances of research integrity in academic publishing: https://ow.ly/f0LK50QWwy4 #ResearchIntegrity #AcademicPublishing #ScholComm

This is SO wrong. Whistleblowing, even anonymous, should be encouraged to create a speak up culture. The sole outcome of an unsubstantiated allegation simply means literally the inquiry has not been able to conclude with sufficient evidence to substantiate an allegation - it does NOT automatically mean the allegation has been made maliciously unless evidence to the contrary is secured. It is exactly this attitude like Zhang’s (which unfortunately is even allowed by the University to be publicized) that discourages (not to say threatens) speak up and whistleblowing - I’m afraid whistleblowers will continue to choose to make a report anonymously or even to suck the lemon and do nothing. Unfortunately it seems this culture of killing the messenger together with its worshippers from China is more and more protected and unchallengeable in Hong Kong nowadays. //The investigation's conclusion demonstrates beyond doubt that the series of anonymous reports and malicious allegations lacked any factual basis. It is evident that a prolonged effort was made to extract confidential information and internal communications from various departments of the University, with the sole purpose of distorting facts to mislead the public and to serve an unknown ulterior motive. The University's reform and development were then impeded… I have to point out that the individuals responsible for spreading these rumours have engaged in a severe campaign of slander against both myself and the university through anonymous emails. Such behaviour deserves strong condemnation. //

We talk about this all the time; now let's do some writing and figure out how to help each other think through ethical responses to anti-DEI initiatives Journal of College and Character: https://lnkd.in/gWfZcvTR