Chapter 4 Addressing Ethical Issues
The Nature of Ethics
Relates to the morality
Def: The principles, norms, and standars of conduct governing an individual or group.
Ethics in business
Methods and results must be accurately represented
The Client's identity and the information must be held in confidence
Ethics and Marketing
bribery
demands against the customer
marketing unethical behaviour
ethics and accounting
accountants
ethics and other business functions
human resources
research and developments
Why do I need to learn about ethics
- Be aware of a range of ethical issues that impact a wide variety of research participants
- Transfer business etichs to workplace
Ethical Responsabilities to Stakeholders
Protection of the participants
to ensure the walfare of all the participants
Individual participants
How are the participants going to be selected?
safety of the researcher
recruitment and informed consent
Competent: The participant have the intellectual capacity
Autonomous: self-directed choices
involved voluntarily
Aware of their rights
Not deceived
Not coerced
Not Induced
Anonymity
Confidentiality
Advice to participants
Responsability to other researchers and the wider community
Plagiarism
Self-Plagiarism
With your Project Supervisor
With you University
With the Employer
With the Organization participants
Profesional Standars
Personal Conduct
Deception
Respect
Conflict of interest
Dissemination
Debriefing: Participants to following their role in the research
Collusion
Ethics across cultures
Ethical Approval for Research
Involving Human Subjects
Protect the rights of the participants and the researcher
Ethical Codes
Committe
Negotiating Access
Use all availables contacts
Provide a clear overview of your research
Build relationships