Brief Discussion of Casuistry Approach
From Penslar et al., "Authorship and Use of Scientific Data"
Second Meeting
Discussion of Marty Brown case - students hand in their write-ups
Scientific Method - Ideal and Reality
Scientific Integrity
Basic competence, falsification, data manipulation, fabrication, statistical
methods, unintentional bias, etc.
Collegiality à Communication!
Authorship, data sharing, timely publishing, plagiarism, peer review,
confidentiality, candor, mentorship
Further Discussion of Casuistry Approach
Authorship and Use of Data Cases 1-4, 6
Data Alteration Cases 1, 4, 5
Third Meeting
Discussion of Jessica Banks Case - students hand in their write-ups
Discussion of "Lab of Last Resorts" - Clarity of Expectations in Lab
Main Arguments for/against Use of Animals in Research
Importance of Animal Behavioral Research to Questions of Animal Welfare
Bateson's Decision-Making Cube for Use of Animals in Behavioral Research
Discussion of Hart and Dewsbury chapters
Fourth Meeting
Discuss Novak et al. and Vandenbergh Chapters
5-Minute Paper on "Which one of the topics in Novak et al. chapter is most likely to affect your thinking about the research you plan to do, and why?" - Group Discussion
Discuss "Case 2: Research on Monkeys: Use or Abuse"
Brief Discussion of "On Being a Scientist"
Fifth Meeting
Discussion of Julia Coltrane Case
Discussion of IACUCs
Comparison of Three IACUC Protocol Applications
Indiana University, Purdue University, University of Tennessee
Discussion of Arluke and Groves chapter - Scientists in the Public Sphere
What can / should we as animal behavior researchers do?
Further Discussion of "On Being a Scientist"
Later, Alan Beck presentation
"Use of Animal Research Subjects: Considerations and Ethical Implications"
