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Neglected risks in the Chinese insurers' misconduct caused by digitalization. [PDF]
PLoS ONEDigital transformation offers opportunities for innovative growth while also introducing emerging risks of misconduct in the insurance industry. This study examines the impact of digital transformation on insurers' misconduct, focusing on 72 Chinese ...
Jiandi Zhang +3 more
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Misconduct Impeding Good Governance in The South African Public Service [PDF]
Business Ethics and Leadership, 2023 This study aims to explore corruption as a form of misconduct recorded in the South African public service in general. The systematic analysis of literary sources and methods for addressing the misconduct issue suggests that there are reasons for the ...
Ms Kgopotso Valema Maile +1 more
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Organisational Ethics Management to Promote Good Governance in the South African Public Service [PDF]
Business Ethics and Leadership, 2022 This paper summarizes the arguments and counterarguments within the scientific discussion on the issue of misconduct. The purpose of the research is to explore the need for organizational ethics management to promote good governance in the South African ...
Kgopotso Valema Maile +1 more
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Risks associated with the citation of retracted medical literature [PDF]
Journal of Health and Social Sciences, 2022 If ever there was any field of research that carried weight within society, it would most certainly and arguably be medical research. The validity of medical research, transmitted via the medical literature and propagated as having been validated by ...
Jaime A. TEIXEIRA da SILVA
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Research misconduct? What misconduct? [PDF]
Canadian Medical Association Journal, 2007 Why has Canada lagged so far behind its Western counterparts in establishing comprehensive mechanisms and processes to deal with scientific misconduct? Is it inertia? Jurisdictional wrangling? A naive belief that all Canadian researchers are incorruptible?
Wayne, Kondro, Paul C, Hebert
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A road to ethics: a new experience of retraction [PDF]
Journal of Emergency Practice and Trauma, 2016 this article does not have abstract.
Hafez Mohammadhassanzadeh +2 more
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The current phase of social sciences research: A thematic overview of the literature
Cogent Social Sciences, 2021 Social sciences research (SSR) is an enterprise that is continuously evolving, but not without some debilitating issues that impede the realization of its full potential and usefulness. SSR, as a human initiative and activity, is discussed.
Sunday Samson Babalola +1 more
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Aspects Regarding Ethics and Integrity in Romanian Scientific Research [PDF]
Amfiteatru Economic, 2022 In order to genuinely perform its function in society, scientific research in general and social research in particular must comply with ethical standards, which guarantee that the research results are correct, in accordance with the needs of society ...
Nicolae Lupu , Dragoş Bîgu
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Ethics in Progress, 2023 A prevailing lay understanding of retraction in the scientific literature is to correct for misconduct and honest errors. Nonetheless, though historically rare, retractions to limit the spread of results deemed socially harmful (i.e., information ...
August Namuth +3 more
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Academic Evaluation without Fraud, in Online Education: citing the two theories of Benjamin Bloom and the philosophical hermeneutics of Hans Georg Gadamer [PDF]
Journal of Philosophical Investigations, 2022 The purpose of this study is to design a model for academic evaluation without fraud and at the same time nurturing, based on the ideas of Hans Georg Gadamer and Benjamin Bloom.
Asadollah Khadivi +2 more
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