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Behavior
Study data from University of California update knowledge of behavior
March 14th, 2009
"We analyze the activities and actors involved in articulating and diffusing guidelines for ethical scientific conduct from 1975 to the present. We use a theoretical framework of institutional change at the organizational-field level to examine the co-evolution of the structure of the organizational field of 'scientific research' and its institutional logic," researchers in the United States report. "Public agencies have long provided funding to US universities to support faculty research, expecting that implicit norms of scientific conduct would guide behavior. Growing publicity about research fraud in the late lurks and early 1970s triggered a shift from implicit...
Source: Law & Health Weekly (2009-03-14)
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