Oral Prompt #3
What elements of research ethics also relate to professional ethics?
1. Disclosure- Keeping your clients personal information 2. Confidentiality- To protect subjects interests and future well being their identity must be protected in a scientific study.
Discuss what you learned in completing your 2 modules of IRB Citi training
Confidentiality refers to agreements made between researchers and subjects, through the consent process, about if and how researchers will protect information provided by the subjects.
Note one or two elements of scientific misconduct that you think are especially relevant and note why?
Conflict of Interest Not including certain data (influencers who just recommend certain things that have an outcome that don't really prove as much) Personal views or connections might influence how findings are presented. Most common but big one Plagiarism Failing to give credit to other scholars - Fabrication and falsification = making up data to get better results in your favor - Non-publication of data = "cooking data" by omitting data that disconfirms hypothesis or research question. Need to explain negative, poor, or outlier data in your report - Faulty data collection = using poorly designed instruments or questions. Misleading participants. Poor recording procedures. - Conflict of interest = set of conditions in which professional judgment concerning a primary interest tends to be unduly influenced by a secondary interest. Scholars presenting their research must state if there is any funding or personal influence to the research - Plagiarism = failing to give credit to other scholars
What are some of the general principles of code of ethics in different Kinesiology related professions?
Some of the general principles of code of ethics are 1. Respecting dignity, beliefs, values of clients, (Prioritizing the patients) 2. Respecting your place/study of work, meaning no negative talk in the environment or about the environment or any topic within the profession 3. Clients time is prioritized in their time, outside/personal situations are put aside Themes: 1. Service Above Self, Prioritize Clients, Be Present 2. Maintain Professionalism At All Times, Away and at Place Of Profession 3. Be Aware of Your Own, Dialogue and Actions, of Others, and Environment 4. Maintain Confidentiality 5. Be Careful and Aware of Technology Exposure 6. Education/Science Backed Knowledge (>) Over Uneducated Media Influences (EBP) 7. Follow Laws and Codes of Ethics
What is your understanding of the Belmont Report?
the belmont report was created to protect human research participaints. there are three principles within the belmont report which is respect for persons, beneficence, and justice. respect: protect those with disabilities beneficence: no harm justice: who benefits from research.
