Sustaining Student Research Character

Artemio  M. Gonzales Jr.,

Sustaining Student Research Character

Discipline: Education

Abstract:

As academic and research institutions lay the groundwork for integrity through training and policies. It is equally important to recognize the influence of research mentoring and the academic community in upholding research integrity. Together, these factors underscore the collective responsibility of both institutions and individuals to maintain the highest standards of ethical conduct (Çelik & Raz?, 2023; Huybers et al., 2020).

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