The document discusses the importance of ethics in research. It explains that ethics promotes the pursuit of knowledge and truth while avoiding error. Ethical principles like honesty, objectivity, integrity, care, openness, and respect for intellectual property help ensure accountability and build public support for research. The document also outlines the codes of conduct researchers should follow, including maintaining confidentiality, responsible publication, respecting colleagues, protecting human subjects, and knowing relevant laws.

1. ETHICS
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RESEARCHDAPHNIE S. MONTEVERDE, LPT

2. Objectives
1. To discuss the importance of ethics in
research.
2. To explain the codes, conducts, and the
rights of research participants.

3. QUANTITATIVE
 Ethics promotes the pursuits of knowledge and
truth and avoidance of error. It also fosters
values that are essential to collaborative work.
 Many of the ethical norms help ensure that
researchers are held accountable to the public.
 Adherence to ethical principles also helps build
public support for research.

4. QUANTITATIVE
 HONESTY
- maintain honesty in all communications,
e.g., when reporting data, results, and
procedures. Never fabricate, falsify, or
misrepresent data
 OBJECTIVITY
- Avoid biases in the experimental design,
data analysis, interpretation, expert
testimony, and other aspects of research

5. QUANTITATIVE
 INTEGRITY
- Keep promises and agreements. Act
with sincerity and strive for consistency of
thought and action
 CARE
- Avoid careless errors and negligence.
Critically examine your work and the work of
your peers. (good order and condition)

6. QUANTITATIVE
 OPENNESS
- Share data, results, ideas, and
resources. Be open to criticisms and new
ideas
 RESPECT FOR INTELLECTUAL
PROPERTY
- Honor patents and copyrights. DO NOT
use unpublished data, methods, or results
without permission. Give proper credit and

7. QUANTITATIVE
 CONFIDENTIALITY
- Protect confidential communications or
documents
 RESPONSIBLE PUBLICATION
- Publish in order to advance research
and scholarship. Avoid wasteful and
duplicative publication.

8. QUANTITATIVE
 RESPONSIBLE MENTORING
- Help, educate, mentor, and advise
students.
 RESPECT FOR COLLEAGUES
- Treat peer fairly
 RESPONSIBLE MENTORING
- Help, educate, mentor, and advise
students.
 RESPECT FOR COLLEAGUES

9. QUANTITATIVE
 SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY
- Strive to promote social good and
prevent social harm
 NON-DISCRIMINATION
- All those eligible to participate in
research must be allowed to do so
 COMPETENCE
- Maintain and improve your own
professional expertise .

10. QUANTITATIVE
 LEGALITY
- Know and obey relevant laws and
institutional and government policies
 HUMAN SUBJECTS’ PROTECTION
-Minimize harms and risks to human
lives; instead, maximize benefits, and
respect human dignity, privacy, and
autonomy