Research ethics provide standardized rules to guide ethical research conduct. Researchers must consider if a study's procedures are morally right. Plagiarism, presenting others' words, data or ideas as one's own without attribution, violates intellectual property law and is a form of research misconduct. When reviewing literature, researchers should discuss intellectual property openly, be aware of potential conflicts of interest, obtain informed consent, maintain confidentiality, and consult ethics resources to ensure ethical practices.

1. FOLLOWING ETHICAL
STANDARDS IN WRITING
RELATED LITERATURE
LESSON 15

2. What is RESEARCH ETHICS
Research Ethics are standardized rules that guide the design
and conduct of research. The term ethics refers to questions
of right and wrong.
When researchers think about ethics, they must also ask
themselves if it is right to conduct a particular study or carry
out certain procedures.

3. What is PLAGIARISM?
It is committed when authors present the words, data or
ideas of others with the implication that they are their own,
without attribution.
This act is against the Intellectual Property Rights Law.
It is a form of research misconduct.

4. Ethics in Literature Review
1. Discuss intellectual property frankly.
2. Be conscious of multiple roles.
3. Follow informed consent rules.
4. Respect confidentiality and privacy.
5. Tap into ethics resources.

5. PROCESSES IN LITERATURE REVIEW
INPUT
PROCESSING
1. Know the literature.
2. Comprehend the
literature.
3. Apply
4. Analyze
5. Synthesize
6. Evaluate
OUTPUT