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- APA Ethics Office
- At this site, the APA provides resources about ethics in psychology.
- American Counselling Association (ACA) Resources
- This site presents the American Counseling Association's code of ethics, provides frequently asked questions about counseling, suggests how to cope with crisis, and more.
- Athabasca University - Research Ethics
- Includes information about Athabasca University's Research Ethics Board, and the process for acquiring ethics approval for research conducted at Athabasca University.
- Canadian Council on Animal Care
- Presents guidelines explaining how animals should be cared for and used in experiments, and provides other information relevant to the care of animals used in scientific research.
- Code of Conduct for Research Involving Humans
- The Centre for Applied Ethics at the University of British Columbia provides information about the code of conduct for research involving humans.
- Ethical Principles of Psychologists and Code of Conduct 2002
- This site provides an outline of the ethical principles which psychologists are supposed to follow when conducting research.
- Guidelines for Ethical Conduct in the Care and Use of Animals
- Article discusses the ethical conditions which must be met when using animals in research.
- Human Subjects and Research Ethics
- Provides information about policies for using human subjects in research.
- Interagency Advisory Panel on Research Ethics Tutorial
- Provides a tutorial explaining the Tri-Council Policy Statement: Ethical Conduct for Research Involving Humans, which is the current guiding
document for research involving humans in Canada.
- NSERC - Responsible Conduct in Research and Scholarship
- Presents information pertinent to maintaining integrity in reseach and scholarship, and includes information about ethical conduct for research involving humans and animals.
- On Being a Scientist: Responsible Conduct in Research
- This handbook provides an overview of issues which are of importance to all scientists and researchers. Some of the topics discussed include the values of science, conflicts of interest, publications and openess, error and negligence, misconduct, ethical violations, and allocation of credit.
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