Publications

Erika Löfström, Tom Lindemann, Fenneke Blom, Natalie Evans, Mariette van den Hoven, Giulia Inguaggiato, Panagiotis Kavouras, Dirk Lanzerath, Julia Priess-Buchheit, Rita Santos, Anu Tammeleht, P. J. Wall, Linda Zollitsch

Fostering Research Integrity through Training: The training materials of four EU-funded projects through the lens of pedagogical underpinnings and three taxonomies of learning

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Ian Slesinger & Kadri Simm

The Politicization of Research Ethics and Integrity and its Implications for Research Governance

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Prince Ekene Nnaemeka

Ethical theories in doctoral students’ discussions of ethical dilemmas in research

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Signe Mežinska & Susanne van den Hooff

The role of senior researchers in promoting good science: Obstacles and enablers

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Anu Tammeleht & Erika Löfström

How do you know if research ethics and integrity training is effective? – Overview of prior literature

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Anu Tammeleht & Erika Löfström

Measuring ethics training effectiveness – introducing a toolbox

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Tammeleht, A., Antoniou, J., de la C. Bernabe, Rosemarie, Chapin, Carole, van den Hooff, Susanne, Mbanya, Vivian N., Parder, Mari-Liisa, Sairio, Anni, Videnoja, Kalle & Löfström, Erika

Manifestations of research ethics and integrity leadership in national surveys – cases of Estonia, Finland, Norway, France and the Netherlands

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Rowena Rodrigues & Daniel Pizzolato

Insights on the Socio-Economic Impacts of Research Misconduct

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Ian Slesinger, Jana Dilger, Richa Kumar, Julie Vinders, Rowena Rodrigues, Kadri Simm, Jay Zameska, Heldi Lang, Susanne van den Hooff, Daniele Fanelli, Alina Coman, Tonje Husum, Anu Tammeleht, Erika Löfström, Signe Mezinska, Eliza Lasmane

Data sets for D1.1 (Insights from the literature review on behavioural ethics, moral psychology & case-based methodologies and review of real-life case studies of research misconduct )

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Anu Tammeleht & Erika Löfström

Learners’ self-assessment as a measure to evaluate the effectiveness of research ethics and integrity training: can we rely on self-reports?

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D6.3

Report on pilot-tests of training materials and tools

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D3.1

Report on contextually sensitive framework for defining QRPs

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D4.2

Large-scale measurement instruments on medium and long-term training effects adapted to the needs of a variety of target groups and different fields/domain

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D3.2

Behavioral insights for improving research integrity

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D1.2

Systematic review of validated instruments for measuring research misconduct and questionable research practices

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D5.1

The BEYOND Guidelines for Preventing and Addressing Research Misconduct

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D4.1

Report on the methodologies and measurements explored, and guidelines including functionality, feasibility and reliability of each method for the assessment of training initiatives and interventions in RI

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D6.2

Report on supplementary trainer guide and new training materials on RE/RI

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D2.2

Report on the results of the BEYOND public consultation

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WP1

Data sets for D1.1 (Insights from the literature review on behavioural ethics, moral psychology & case-based methodologies and review of real-life case studies of research misconduct )

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D8.2

Ethics Management Plan

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D8.1

Data Management Plan

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D7.3

Policy Brief

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D7.2

Dissemination, Exploitation and Communication Plan

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D1.1

Insights from the literature review on behavioural ethics, moral psychology & case-based methodologies and review of real-life case studies of research misconduct

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D7.1

The Dissemination, Exploitation and Communication Plan

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D6.1

Strategy for the development of supplementary trainer guide and new training materials and tools 

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D2.1

Consultation paper and plan to engage the public and expert stakeholders 

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