Research and Publication Ethics-LEC 12.pptx

How to conduct research and follow ethics.

1. It refers to any unethical actions related to the publication of scientific research PUBLICATION MISCONDUCT

2. Why is Publication Misconduct a Problem?

3. IDENTIFICATION AND PREVENTION OF Publication Misconduct

4. It refers to concerns raised by individuals or groups regarding the conduct, content, or processes related to a published research article or academic paper. C omplaints may involve plagiarism, fabricated data, authorship disputes, ethical violations, or other breaches of research integrity. PUBLICATION COMPLAINTS

5. IDENTIFYING PUBLICATION COMPLAINTS

6. STEPS IN THE COMPLAINT PROCESS

7. PUBLICATION APPEALS It refers to the formal process through which authors can challenge editorial decisions made by a journal regarding the acceptance, rejection, or handling of their submitted manuscript. The appeal process allows authors to request a reassessment of the journal's decision based on the initial submission and peer review, with the aim of reconsidering the publication status of their research article.

8. IDENTIFICATION OF PUBLICATION APPEALS

9. STEPS IN THE APPEAL PROCESS

10. REFERENCE Anderson, J. (2019). Publication misconduct: A systematic review of prevalence and types. Journal of Research Ethics, 16(4), 256-273 . Jones, A., & Brown, B. (2019). Ethical considerations in publication misconduct. Journal of Ethics in Research, 8(3), 234-251. Johnson, R., Brown, L., & Davis, M. (2020). Understanding publication misconduct: An interdisciplinary approach. Ethics in Science and Technology, 27(3), 45-68. Williams, C. (2021). Addressing publication misconduct: Best practices and guidelines. Journal of Academic Integrity, 14(1), 78-93. Garcia, R., Johnson, M., Smith, K., & Lee, S. (2022). Examining publication misconduct in the biomedical field. Journal of Medical Ethics, 41(2), 89-105.