ADMS 4260 Study Guide - Quiz Guide: Research, Natural Sciences And Engineering Research Council, Teleology

• School: York University
• Department: Administrative Studies
• Course: ADMS 4260
• Professor: all

Document Summary

Universities, by and large, have more rigorous procedures for ethical review of research than private sector organizations because much of academic research is funded by external granting agencies like sshrc, nserc, and cihr. Given the wide variety of research conducted at universities, a key principle that underlies the ethical scrutiny of research is the notion of proportional review. This principle implies that different levels of ethical scrutiny are applied to different types of research depending on the potential for harm to various research stakeholders. In this section, we argue that marketing research that protects the rights and interests of participants, clients and researchers is not only the right thing to do, but also in the best interests of all research stakeholders. We then examine three competing models of ethical decision-making and apply those models to common ethical problems to derive prescriptions for ethical research behavior. Principles, values and standards of conduct that govern the way individuals/groups conduct activities.