Planning Grant on Preserving Scientific Integrity in the the Behavioral Sciences

维护行为科学科学诚信的规划拨款

• 批准号: 9012479
• 负责人: Cynthia Null
• 金额: $ 2.54万
• 依托单位: American Psychological Assoc
• 依托单位国家: 美国
• 项目类别: Standard Grant
• 财政年份: 1990
• 资助国家: 美国
• 起止时间: 1990-09-01 至 1993-08-31
• 项目状态: 已结题
• 来源: https://www.nsf.gov/awardsearch/showAward?AWD_ID=9012479&HistoricalAwards=false
• 关键词: Planning; Grant; Preserving; Scientific; Integrity

This award supports a planning committee effort to consider strategies by which behavioral and social science journal editors might help to reduce misconduct in their sciences. The planning effort will examine prior research and related efforts, consider how to broaden involvement to include a wide range of behavioral and social science disciplines, and define the problems and activities that would respond to them appropriately. Two committee meetings are planned. The first will develop an understanding of the current status of ethical, legal, methodological, editorial and public policy issues with respect to scientific misconduct in the behavioral and social sciences. It will plan the work activities for the second meeting and make assignments for work to be done preceding that meeting. At the second meeting, the committee will develop a needs assessment and a set of recommendations for action and activities that should follow. Afterwards, staff and committee members will work together to prepare a report that will summarize the current status of efforts to minimize misconduct in the target sciences, identify gaps in the current effort, and recommend further actions to address the problems. The report will be disseminated to relevant governmental agencies and officials and to behavioral and social scientists and journal editors. This project focuses on an important issue. The principal investigators and planning committee members are very well qualified; planning activities are appropriate and feasible; the sponsoring organization is very appropriate; results will provide an important basis for actions that can help to reduce misconduct in the behavioral and social sciences. Support is highly recommended.

该奖项支持规划委员会努力考虑 行为学和社会科学期刊编辑 可能有助于减少他们科学领域的不端行为。 规划 工作将检查先前的研究和相关工作，考虑 如何扩大参与范围， 和社会科学学科，并确定问题和 这些活动将对他们做出适当的回应。 两委 会议已计划。 第一个将发展一种理解， 道德、法律的、方法、编辑和 科学不端行为方面的公共政策问题 行为和社会科学。 它将规划工作活动 为第二次会议，并作出分配的工作要做 在这次会议之前。 在第二次会议上，委员会将 制定需求评估和一套行动建议 以及应该采取的行动。 随后，工作人员和委员会 委员会成员将共同编写一份报告， 为尽量减少目标对象的不当行为所作努力的现状 科学，找出目前努力的差距，并建议 采取进一步行动解决这些问题。 该报告将 分发给有关政府机构和官员， 行为和社会科学家以及期刊编辑。 这个项目关注一个重要问题。 校长 调查人员和规划委员会成员都很好， 合格;规划活动是适当和可行的; 赞助组织是非常合适的;结果将提供 有助于减少不当行为的行动的重要依据 在行为和社会科学中。 支持度很高 推荐