Ethical Issues In Research

My research experience has been a little difficult. I ran into many road blocks along the way. Such as not finding enough information or even relevant information that supported my thesis. Bringing me to get discouraged of the topic I had already chosen and had got approved by my professor. Even after all the struggles I went through to find information and get this paper done I managed to push through and stay with the topic I had already chosen.

Review the scholarly literature within the field of your program specialization related to your proposed (or School-approved) dissertation topic. Analyze the reviewed literature to determine what is already known about your proposed (or School-approved) dissertation topic and what remains unknown. Synthesize your findings and evaluate how a study on your proposed (or School-approved) dissertation topic could be designed to advance the scholarly research in this area while maintaining ethical research requirements.

When I discovered that my English class had to do a Research Paper, I became horrified. I thought students only did this when they were finishing graduate school not when they were starting their first year in college. All I knew about research papers was that there is an overwhelming amount of research to do. In my efforts to complete this obstacle and not bore myself to sleep with researching, I wanted to do an interesting topic, but I had no idea where to begin. I spent hours going through a great number of subjects and people, but once I found topic remotely interesting, I could not find much information on the Library of Congress website. Therefore, I decided to choose one word that would hopefully lead me to an interesting topic. I

Chapter 19 of Everyone’s An Author explains to the readers that it’s extremely important for you to do research on a topic. Research is searching for and gathering information, usually to answer a particular question or problem. Also, research begins as a kind of treasure hunt that provide you a stunning opportunity to investigate a subject that you care or wonder about. Finding a topic is one of the most important part for the process of your researching. In order to start your research effectively, you should find a topic that fascinates you, consider your rhetorical situation, and do some background research.

When I first learned we were going to be writing an I-Search paper in English, I was excited. I liked the idea that we got to pick our own topic and that it could be anything we chose it to be. However, I didn’t realize at the time how hard it actually was to find the “perfect” topic. I had many topics in mind, but I didn’t realize all the time you had to put into finding a good topic. The first thing we did in class to help us find our topic was filling out a personal web. This personal web was mainly any aspect in your life that is important to you or interests you. We discussed our webs with a partner, and they attempted to find the topics that we mentioned more than once or something they thought would be a good topic. Nothing really clicked for me in my personal web. I did have some ideas for my topic, but they just didn’t seem interesting. A lot of my classmates found a topic when they filled in their web, but I still wasn’t sure. My partner and I found that a lot of the topics in my web were related to children and the medical field, but I couldn’t think of a topic that tied them both together and would suit me.

Creating a research path is a very big step in composing your paper. Talking to people who are knowledgeable on the topic is a great way to help you get started on the right track. You can also use credible online sources to help you

Personally, I sometimes have difficulty generating a topic worthwhile. I usually get through these moments by taking a break from writing or asking friends or teacher for advice. Usually this works, but generally a writing topic is better when it is unique to the writer. It may be difficult to write passionately about an idea garnered by someone else. Reading the Lunsford provided advice to overcoming writers block. According to the Lunsford, writing any word that comes to mind about an assignment is an effective way to develop ideas, as well as writing freely about anything for approximately 10 minutes. Other methods include drawing, to stimulate visual imagery and clustering to develop topics to write about. If these methods do not work, it is usually beneficial to consult outside resources like the internet or ask questions and collaborate with other

For my Scican project, I wanted to make sure that I had a topic that was unique and interesting. Choosing a topic could be seen as the most important part of this entire assignment. This one topic dictates your entire project, so you had better not choose a lousy one. I fiddled around with multiple ideas for a while, because lousy topic means lousy assignment. But what could I do? The classic volcano? Too mainstream. Environmental issues? Nah… Curing cancer? Too much work, I am only bronze after all. In the end, I chose psychology.

There are two arguments regarding the ethical issue of abortion, pro-choice and pro-life. The pro-life position believes the sanctity of human life begins at the point of conception and therefore abortion is akin to murder. This is due to the fact that society does not allow one human to intentionally harm or take the life of another even an unborn child. Furthermore, there are negative consequences as a result of an abortion, as medical complications can occur later in life, as well as intense psychological pain and stress. Statistics show that abortion is a choice made mostly by young women whom many are minors, with insufficient life experience to understand the consequences of their actions. A viable replacement to abortion is adoption,

When I selected my topic I wanted it to be something interesting. The topics that I was most interested about were the whaling industry and education in the 1700s. The other topics were also interesting, but these two were events that I especially wanted to investigate. Between these two events, I opted for whaling because there were a lot of things I was wondering about this topic . I knew whales were becoming extinct, that corsets were made out of whalebones, and I wanted to know more about whaling.

This week's discussion concerns that of policy and law of health care and public health. A topic which has great discussion and concerns. Consider no legalities faced if a doctor prescribed the incorrect medication for the flu, and as a result, the patient's condition deteriorates solely because of the misdiagnoses. Another consideration for thought, a patient who was treated for an STD has their personal information available for any unauthorized person to have access to, and as a result, that patients privacy rights were violated. Physicians are bound by the medical decisions they make in treating patients in that their decisions must be precise and causes no further harm to the patient or their family members. "Policies and laws governing the delivery of medical care is governed by the Department of Health and Human

The topic I chose was neglectful parenting. My reasoning for choosing this topic is because I feel like too many parents today have fallen into this type of parenting style. The development of children is greatly being affected by this parenting style and the effects could last all of the children's’ lives. Since my ideal career is to do something in the matters of helping children, researching and learning more about this topic could potentially help me understand this issue and how it affects children. In my career, I could use this information to explain why a child has developed into certain bad behaviors and then a strategy could be found to help the child break the behavior. Not only is the topic important to me because it relates to the career I wish to pursue, but also because I seen the effects of neglectful parenting on several children who I adore and by learning more about this issue, I could be able to help them.

An important issue in my research is how am I going to go about it?

Grassroots issue I picked was monoculture: I picked monoculture because I found it interesting that over time some crops were either being produced too much or too little. During anytime in the past of history you can look back and see how technology affected how certain crops are cultivated and how fast they are cultivated. For example, I would like to give you an example of how the cultivation of crops has changed throughout history. In times during the 1500s through the 1800s certain crops were only cultivated for profit much like today. These crops were often coffee, sugar, cotton etc. the European powers would cultivate these crops to earn the highest profits they could instead of focusing on many crops that only made them minimal profit.

Many at times choosing an appropriate topic seem like a herculean task as a lot of problem areas may come to mind at the time of choosing the topic. What is more frustrating is being able to settle on a brilliant topic. Choosing the research topic is one of the most critical steps in conducting a successful by all standards. The truth is, the search for a good research topic is a daunting task, especially when researchers are often expected to know how to identify or figure out a good research question by themselves. It also is important for us to keep in mind that an initial topic that we come up with may not be the exact topic which we end up writing about. Research topics are often fluid and dictated more by the student's ongoing