Projekt finansowany przez Narodowe Centrum Nauki, konkurs Miniatura 1, numer: 2017/01/X/HS6/01332.
Project financed by National Science Center, Poland, Miniatura 1, number: 2017/01/X/HS6/01332.
MORALITY OF SCHOLARS
We analyze the subjective publication pressure among scholars and the relation between publication pressure and ethical misconduct in research.
Publication: Mariola Paruzel-Czachura, Lidia Baran, Zbigniew Spendel (under review).
The project aims to examine the relationship between scholars’ self-reported publication pressure and their self-reported ethical misconduct in research. We study scholars (representing various disciplines) and members of the management, such as dean, director, etc. in Poland. We already found that the most popular ethical misconduct was honorary authorship in Poland.
The majority of researchers (71%) reported that they definitely had not violated ethical standards in the past, but 51% of the participants were aware of their colleagues’ ethical misconduct. Participants reported a significantly higher level of dishonesty among others compared to their ethical misconduct. Individuals observing strong publication pressure in their colleagues were also aware of their colleagues’ practices violating ethical standards. A small positive correlation between perceived publication pressure and intention to engage in ethical misconduct in the future was found. Only 3% of the participants stated that the current system of evaluating their research work was fully satisfactory. More than half of the management (52%) were aware of researchers’ dishonest practices, the most frequent one of these being honorary authorship. As many as 71% of the participants observe publication pressure in their subordinates.
MORALNA NIESPÓJNOŚĆ
W projekcie sprawdzamy w serii badań jak informacja o emocjach innych osób oraz ich poglądach wpływa na ocenę stopnia ich […]
WPŁYW ALKOHOLU NA DECYZJE MORALNE
Badamy to, jak alkohol wpływa na decyzje moralne, tzn. to czy zwiększa tendencje do utylitaryzmu. Odwołujemy się do klasycznych dylematów […]
RELIGIOSITY AND MORALITY
We investigate the relationship between religiosity and utilitarianism. Team: Mariola Paruzel-Czachura, Edyta Charzyńska, Jim A.C. Everett (manuscript under preparation).
MORAL FOREIGN LANGUAGE EFFECT
We investigated how foreign languages influence moral decisions. We analyzed data in many languages: Polish, English, French, German, and Spanish. […]
MORAL PROFILES OF PRISONERS
We study our original concept concerning moral paradoxes that affect people convicted for many crimes. The team: Maria Luisa Vecina, […]
MORALITY INCOHERENCE
In the project, we investigate in a series of studies how information about the emotions of other people and their […]
RELIGIJNOŚĆ A MORALNOŚĆ
Badamy związek religijności z poglądami moralnymi np. utylitaryzmem. Zespół: Mariola Paruzel-Czachura, Edyta Charzyńska, Jim A.C. Everett (artykuł w opracowaniu).
MORALNOŚĆ NAUKOWCÓW
W projekcie analizujemy subiektywne poczucie presji punktowania wśród pracowników naukowych oraz związek odczuwanej presji z nieetycznymi zachowaniami w nauce. Zespół: […]
MORALNY EFEKT JĘZYKA OBCEGO
W projekcie pytamy o to jak język obcy wpływa na nasze decyzje moralne. Analizujemy dane oceniane w języku polskim, angielskim, […]
MORALNE PROFILE WIĘŹNIÓW
Badania w ramach autorskiej koncepcji dotyczącej paradoksów moralnych. Zespół: Maria Luisa Vecina, Mariola Paruzel-Czachura, Mateusz Blukacz. Artykuły opublikowane: Vecina, Marzana, […]
Projekt finansowany przez Narodowe Centrum Nauki, konkurs Miniatura 1, numer: 2017/01/X/HS6/01332.
Project financed by National Science Center, Poland, Miniatura 1, number: 2017/01/X/HS6/01332.