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Research Integrity Inventory
The Research Integrity Inventory Survey was used to gather information from participating programs and/or other relevant units about the scope and nature of activities and resources for RCR education prior to the implementation of PSI interventions. Respondents from 240 departments/programs were typically department chairs or directors of graduate study. In addition to reporting on program-level policies and activities, respondents were asked to identify how faculty, graduate students, and postdoctoral fellows were exposed to research and scholarly integrity topics. Select one of the following topics to explore the results of the inventory:
Research Climate
The Survey of Organizational Research Climate collected information about individual perceptions ofthe organizational climate for responsible conduct of research and scholarly integrity at the home institution and sub-unit (program/lab). Results represent the perceptions of more than 21,000 respondents (graduate students, faculty, and staff). The survey was adopted from Carol Thrush et al. (2007). Select one of the following topics to explore survey results:
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