Professionalism

Academic & Research Integrity

Professionalism

understanding principles, policies, and practices concerning academic integrity, such as honesty, authorship, collaboration, and attribution of credit
understanding principles, policies, and practices concerning research ethics, such as promoting truth, minimizing error, human subjects protections, animal care and use, compliance with public health and safety regulations, fairness in intellectual ownership, protection of intellectual property
understanding the ethical dimensions, implicit or explicit, of one’s chosen research questions and methodological approaches

Professionalism

understanding the specific ethical concepts, norms, practices, and codes of your organization, discipline, or profession
understanding the ethical issues that professionals typically encounter in the contemporary workplace, such as confidentiality and privacy, conflict of interest, honesty, bias, resource allocation, intellectual property, risk management
understanding the ethical foundations and consequences and impacts of one’s work

Professionalism

applying systems thinking to identify and determine the relationships between variables, test hypotheses, and control for confounds
drawing logical conclusions based on data, avoiding confirmation bias and other cognitive biases
building and presenting arguments based on syntheses of ideas from multiple perspectives
using frameworks or sets of standards to evaluate the quality of procedures or solutions

Professionalism

understanding the dimensions of personal well-being and developing practices to support them
managing stress, time, energy, life goals, and implementing healthy strategies for dealing with challenging experiences
making professional plans and acting on them, and seeking coaches, mentors, sponsors, and other experts to assist in planning and execution
communicating about one’s needs in professional settings