在研究中透明度的合理限制不当行为报告
1Cleveland Clinic Center for Bioethics, Cleveland, Ohio, USA.
Accountability in research
|April 21, 2025
概括
讨论了研究不当行为诉讼的透明度提高. 虽然有利于质量提高,但面向公众的信任和问责的透明度需要更多的证据和对其影响的仔细考虑.
科学领域:
- 研究诚信研究诚信
- 科学不当行为 科学不当行为
- 开放科学是一个开放的科学.
背景情况:
- 开放科学运动倡导在整个研究企业中提高透明度.
- 建议提高研究不当行为的透明度,以实现各种目标,包括质量改善和问责制.
研究的目的:
- 在研究不当行为的背景下,探索提高透明度的概念.
- 分析适用于研究不当行为的不同机制和透明度形式.
- 评估与研究不当行为的公开透明度相关的理由和担忧.
主要方法:
- 审查现有的透明度分类学.
- 对研究不当行为的透明度的一般认可的分析.
- 基于认识论和实践考虑的论证.
主要成果:
- 研究不当行为的透明度可以采取各种形式和结构.
- 提高质量或审计的透明度可能是合理的.
- 对建立信任和问责制的公开透明度引发了独特的担忧,需要进一步的证据.
结论:
- 建议对研究不当行为报告的公开透明度的认识和实际影响保持谨慎.
- 开放科学原则与研究不当行为的透明度之间存在一个非类比.
- 在没有足够的支持证据的情况下,研究不当行为的诉讼不应该违反面向公众的透明度.
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