Research ethics II: Science Involving Humans  

Oleh:

Briggle, Adam ; Mitcham, Carl

Jenis: Article from Books - E-Book
Dalam koleksi: Ethics and Science An Introduction, page 125-155.
Topik: Clinical Trials; Research Subjects; Subjects to Participants; The Flow of Human Participants Research
Fulltext: Research ethics II Science Involving Humans.pdf (338.01KB)

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Following a review of some historical cases of fraud and misconduct in science, Chapter 4 considered key elements of GSP (good scienti? c practice) or RCR (responsible conduct of research). Yet well before public and professional attention was directed toward GSP or RCR in general the ethical practice of research had become an even more public and controversial issue in relation to two special types of scienti?c work, those having to do with the use of humans and animals in research. Interestingly, the issue of the ethical treatment of animals actually preceded that of the proper treatment of human beings, at least as a popular issue. Because of its greater salience today, however, it is appropriate to deal ? rst with scienti?c research involving humans before turning, in the following chapter, to a discussion of research involving nonhuman animals.

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