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Ethical Issues In Scientific Research: An Anthology

By Edward Erwin, Lowell Kleiman, Sidney Gendin, Edward Erwin, Sidney Gendin, And Lowell Kleiman

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First published in 1994. This is Volume 2 of a selection of studies in Applied Ethics focusing on ethical issues in scientific research in aid to support students when applying ethics to their rese...

Ethical Issues In Scientific Research: An Anthology

By Edward Erwin, Lowell Kleiman, Sidney Gendin, Edward Erwin, Sidney Gendin, And Lowell Kleiman

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Ethical Issues In Scientific Research

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Ethical Issues In Scientific Research

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Ethical Issues in Scientific Research

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Ethical Issues In Scientific Research

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