He re some ethical issues

1. Authors are obliged to report the true results of the study regardless of political or economic considerations.

2. Authors must acknowledge the information they gathered from others by citing.

3. Authors must consider the welfare of animals

ethics is all about a standard accepted by society to distinguish wright and wrong. Do not do that on the repetition of same thing on you , you do not like and make sure from your work society gets benefits

Research ethics concerns the responsibility of researchers to be honest and respectful to all individuals who are affected by their research studies or their reports of the studies’ results. Following important point should be taken consideration in research

a. Researchers do not fabricate data. (They do not make false, deceptive, or fraudulent statements concerning their publications or research findings.)

b. If they discover significant errors in their published data, they take reasonable steps to correct such errors in a correction, re-traction, erratum, or other appropriate publication means.

c. They do not present portions of another’s work or data as their own, even if the other work or data source is cited occasionally.

d. It is important to distinguish between error and fraud

e. Fraud is an explicit effort to falsify or misrepresent data.

f. A safeguard against fraud is peer review, which takes place when a researcher submits a research article for publication.

g. Replication is repetition of a research study using the same basic procedures used in the original to test the accuracy.

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The honesty toward the results and toward other's work..

Can anyone highlight the Ethical Issues of Research?

Agreed with comments shared by previous researchers / scholars. Want to add also:

He re some ethical issues

1. Authors are obliged to report the true results of the study regardless of political or economic considerations.

2. Authors must acknowledge the information they gathered from others by citing.

3. Authors must consider the welfare of animals

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Hi Ajit

There are several points to highlight. First the intellectual honesty of the author of the investigation. Second, transparency in the use of sources and methodological clarity. Third, Do not hide information. Fourth, if the research has a fieldwork and requires sensitive information that can psychologically or physically affect human beings, it must have an IRB certification. In the same way this certification is necessary if you work with animals. Finally, anyone who reads the research can verify the accuracy of the bibliographical and methodological sources used.

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I fully agree with u Jose Luis Da Silva

Human subject research Institutional Review Board (IRB) approval which includes informed consent from all the subjects.

Other ethical issues include honest (unbiased) data collection, interpretation and analysis; proper citations of reference material; making sure that the information gained from the research far outweighs any risks involved including tretment of animals

Excellent answer@Srini Vasan.many thanks.