scientific ethics

Question 1

what is the importance of integrity and honesty?

Answer 1

allows unbiased presentation of results,
citing and providing references, avoiding plagiarism

Question 2

what is of key importance in science?

Answer 2

While judgements and interpretations of scientific evidence may be
disputed, integrity and honesty are of key importance in science.

Question 3

what does replication reduce?

Answer 3

The replication of experiments by others reduces the opportunity for
dishonesty or the deliberate misuse of science.

Question 4

what happens in a animal studies?

Answer 4

In animal studies, the concepts of replacement, reduction, and refinement
are used to avoid, reduce or minimise the harm to animals

Question 5

what is in human studies?

Answer 5

Informed consent, the right to withdraw, and confidentiality in human
studies. The justification for scientific research and the assessment of any risks

Question 6

what must be justifiable?

Answer 6

The value or quality of science investigations must be justifiable in terms
of the benefits of its outcome, including the pursuit of scientific
knowledge.

Question 7

what is highly regulated?

Answer 7

As a result of the risks involved, many areas of scientific research are
highly regulated and licensed by governments.

Question 8

what must be taken into account?

Answer 8

The risk to and safety of subject species, individuals, investigators and the
environment must be taken into account

Question 9

what can influence scientific research?

Answer 9

Legislation, regulation, policy and funding can all influence scientific research

Question 10

what limits the potential for misuse?

Answer 10

Legislation limits the potential for the misuse of studies and data.