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Society for Social Work & Research
Research Ethics
- Ethics in Research
- Jeane W. Anastas. Encyclopedia of Social Work New York, Oxford University Press, 2008.
- "This article describes (a) the general ethical principles guiding research involving human beings, (b) mechanisms for the ethical review of studies involving human beings, (c) ethical issues in research on vulnerable populations such as children and adolescents, recipients of care, and other socially marginalized groups, and (d) plagiarism, authorship, and conflict of interest. Current topics in the responsible conduct of research include the use of clinical and audio or video data, participatory action research, and Internet-based studies."
- Off-Campus Access Rutgers-restricted access
- Ethical Beliefs of Social Work Researchers: Results of a National Study
- Dawn Hall Apgar and Elaine Congress. Journal of Social Service Research 32(2), 2006, pp.61-80.
- Off-Campus Access Rutgers-restricted access
Subject Guide
Natalie Borisovets
Subjects: American Studies,
Communication,
Criminal Justice,
History - Global & Eurasian,
History - North America,
Journalism & Media Studies,
Latin American & Caribbean Studies,
Literatures in English,
New Jerseyana,
Political Science,
Social Work,
Spanish & Portuguese Studies,
Women's & Gender Studies