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duty to participate in research: a standalone construct

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Research ethics

the claim that people have a moral duty to take part in scientific research because everyone benefits from its results.

In research ethics, duty to participate in research refers to the claim that people have a moral duty to take part in scientific research because everyone benefits from its results. This meaning comes from Harris (2005) in Journal of Medical Ethics.[1]

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  1. Harris, J. (2005). Scientific research is a moral duty. Journal of Medical Ethics, 31(4), 242-248. https://doi.org/10.1136/jme.2005.011973

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