What is the primary responsibility of the editor of a scientific journal? Conducting experiments to validate the findings submitted in research articles Marketing the journal to increase its readership and impact factor Ensuring that submitted manuscripts comply with ethical standards and publication guidelines Designing the layout and graphics for the journal's publication

Which of the following is a responsibility of each author? Corresponding with the journal editor. Confirming that data have been accurately presented in the paper. Performing the data analysis. Directly observing data collection

According to the 1964 Declaration of Helsinki the primary responsibility of researchers is:Question 2Answera.Proving effectivenessb.Patient welfarec.Establishing caused.Scientific integrity

Which of the following statements is true regarding the responsibilities of reviewers? Reviewers are not supposed to turn down opportunities to review manuscripts even if they lack the relevant expertise. Reviewers should be an advocate for the author and to help convince the editor to publish the manuscript. Reviewers can make use of the information in a manuscript before it is published, giving them an advantage over competitors. Reviewers should identify the positive and negative aspects of a manuscript, and indicate where improvements are needed.

Explain the role that each of the following individuals or organizations plays in conducting ethical research. Provide information for EACH individual's role. InvestigatorsResearch InstitutionFunding OrganizationEditors of Scientific JournalNational Drug Regulatory Agencies  View keyboard shortcutsEditViewInsertFormatToolsTable12ptParagraph

Post-Test: Why are public editors or reader advocates important to media organizations?Multiple ChoiceThey are necessary to spell out the company’s standards on everyday operations.They can get continued access to news sources in exchange for confidentiality.They can balance the issues of responsibility and profits within the industry.They can act impartially as judges in disputes between the public and the media organizations.