Adhere to the basic ethical principles of scientific research

In the practice of scientific research, these ethical principles are mainly embodied in: honesty and trustworthiness, freedom and restraint, independent responsibility, fairness and care, openness and confidentiality, and fearlessness and caution.

The basic ethical principles of scientific research refer to the basic value orientation and ethical norms in scientific research activities, including the principles of respect and harmlessness, objectivity and public welfare.

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In the practice of scientific research, these ethical principles are mainly embodied in: honesty and trustworthiness, freedom and restraint, independent responsibility, fairness and care, openness and confidentiality, and fearlessness and caution. The basic ethical principles of scientific research refer to the basic value orientation and ethical norms in scientific research activities, including the principles of respect and harmlessness, objectivity and public welfare. The principles of respect and harmlessness are the basic ethical principles of scientific research. Once scientific research violates these two principles, it may break into the ethical forbidden zone. Objectivity and the principle of public welfare are the legal basis of contemporary social science research activities. The principle of objectivity emphasizes that the acquisition, publication and application of scientific research results should be objective and fair, including intellectual objectivity and ethical objectivity.