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According to the moral foundations of ethical research, a thorough ethical evaluation of a scientific research project must assess its impact across different stakeholders. Identify and briefly describe the three primary groups of stakeholders that are evaluated under this ethical framework.
Question: According to the moral foundations of ethical research, a thorough ethical evaluation of a scientific research project must assess its impact across different stakeholders. Identify and briefly describe the three primary groups of stakeholders that are evaluated under this ethical framework.
Sample answer: The three primary groups are: 1) the research participants actively involved in the study, who are directly exposed to the study's procedures; 2) the scientific community relying on the findings, who use the research to build future knowledge; and 3) society more generally, which may benefit from or be affected by the applications and consequences of the research.
Key points:
- Identifies research participants who are actively involved in the study.
- Identifies the scientific community that relies on the research findings.
- Identifies society more generally as the broader public affected by the research.
Rubric: To receive full credit, the response must identify all three groups (research participants, the scientific community, and society) and provide a brief description of each group's relationship to the research project.
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