Research on Research Integrity (RRI) Conference 2006

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The fourth biennial Research Conference on Research Integrity was held at the Safety Harbor Resort and Spa, Safety Harbor, Florida, from December 1-3, 2006.

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Conference Materials

Title	Format
Educating for the Responsible Conduct of Research in Behavioral Health by DiLorenzo, Becker-Feigeles, Gibelman
New Measures of RCR Mentoring, RCR Department Climate and Graduate Student RCR Preparedness in Psychological Science by Fisher, Fried, Goodman, Germano
Authorship Ethics Requirements in Medical Journals by Gardner
The Social Cost of Scientific Misconduct and Questionable Research Practices by Gardner
Can Multiple Authorship Reduce Scientific Misconduct? by Gelman
Validation of Ethical Decision-Making Measures: Internal and External Validity by Hill
Research Environments and the Research Report Card by Jeffers
Research Climate at the University of Zagreb School of Medicine by Katavic, Vujaklija, Salopek, Hren
Entrepreneurial Professors and Secrecy in Science: Variations and Impact by Louis and Campbell
Research Integrity in ASHA:Scientific Publication Practices by Ingham and Moss
Early Determinants of Ethical Decision-Making by Murphy
Goals Reported by Instructors for Teaching of Research Ethics by Plemmons and Kalichman
Coverage of Authorship and Publication Practices in Scientific Societies’ Ethics Codes by Roig
Using SurveyMonkey: Advantages and Problems by Rosenbaum
Application of Ethical Principles During the Informed Consent Process for Clinical Trials by Barnes, Russell, Clifton, Barnard
A Gentle, Collegial Alternative toWhistle-Blowing by Seiber
Integrating Ethics into Graduate Training in the Environmental Sciences by Stickler
Organizational Culture for Research Integrity in Academic Health Centers by Vander Putten and Thrush
Responsible Conduct of Research Training: A Solution for Teaching Ethics in the 21st Century by Waples
Questionable Research Practices: The Initial Development of a Measure by Wester, Davis, Willse
Use of a Novel Content Analysis Method to Examine Trends in Research Integrity Literature (1996 – 2005) by Thrush and Vander Putten

 

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