Ethics and Research
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.56219/rgp.vi35.549Keywords:
Ethics, Ethos, Pathos, Investigative activity, Problem research, Organized question, QuestioningAbstract
When we talk about ethics in research activities is understood certain postures attitude that the researcher must care throughout its investigative performance, and whose investigative Act involves the cognitive between the researcher and the world -social, cultural- that surrounds it, because the exercise of the very act of questioning the social and cultural facts demand ethical conduct on the researcher. From there which is frequent criticism about the lack of an organized problem that arises or suggest a question concerning the world or the things in the academic fields. Therefore emphasise this importance of the clarification of the problem and the problem as a starting point to address actions that lead to provide reliable knowledge. All research ethics that can guide their motivations, their investigative acts only acquire meaning in relation to the underlying problem in them
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