ethical considerations in experimental design
Ethical considerations in experimental design refer to the systematic and deliberate assessment of moral principles and norms that guide the planning, implementation, and reporting of scientific research, ensuring that the research is conducted in a way that respects and protects the well-being, rights, and dignity of all human and animal subjects involved.
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