Between public and private RPOs

Guideline
Code of ethics for research in the social and behavioural sciences involving human participants
To support researchers and ethical review boards in their ethical reflection.
The Code of Ethics for the Social and Behavioural Sciences does not intend to dictate the same specific measures and procedures for all researchers of all disciplines at all times. It offers general ethical guidelines that should be considered as default, but that require critical assessment and deliberation to be applied in concrete situations. The guidelines laid down below must be read in this light. Particular situations may require researchers to depart from the code. However, subscribing to the code is not non-committal and in all cases researchers are expected to be able to clearly explain their considerations and to account for their choices. Thus, the guiding theme here is apply or explain.
Reference of the resource
Code of ethics for research in the social and behavioural sciences involving human participants, As accepted by the Deans of Social Sciences in the Netherlands, 23 May 2018.
Topic:
Declaration of interests
Subopic:
Between public and private RPOs
Type of resource:
Guideline
Relevant discipline(s):
All
Relevant stakeholder(s):
PhD candidates
Early career researchers
Senior researchers
Supervisors
Members of Research Ethics Committees
Members of Research Integrity Offices/Bodies
Funders
Relevant organisational level(s):
System (macro level)
Institution (meso level)
Published/put into force:
2018