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Incorporating ethics into business students' research projects: a process approach
Student research projects involving human intervention are being utilised in more and more business subjects. It therefore is essential that students understand the various ethical issues and implications related to undertaking such projects. As such academics need to integrate an ethical evaluation of student projects. While there are many attempts to "teach" ethics, the literature does not address the issue of including ethics in student research projects. A process by which this can be applied is suggested, which is based on a formal ethics approval process used at one Australian university. While the focus of this paper is student based research projects, the process described could be applied to staff research with minimal modifications, which are identified throughout the paper.
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Journal of business ethicsVolume
17Issue
11Pagination
1227 - 1241Publisher
SpringerLocation
Berlin, GermanyISSN
0167-4544Language
engPublication classification
C1.1 Refereed article in a scholarly journal; C Journal articleCopyright notice
1998, Kluwer Academic PublishersUsage metrics
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