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1
Kids can be in
research studies
without their parents knowing.
2
Being
honest
is an important part of doing research.
3
Before starting a study, researchers often
need approval
from a special review group (like an Institutional Review Board, IRB).
4
If a
mistake
happens in research, it's better to hide it.
5
It's okay to skip steps in an
experiment
if you're in a hurry.
6
It's okay to use
use information
from a book or website without saying where it came from.
7
Good researchers
follow rules
to keep people and animals safe.
8
Mentors (like teachers or leaders) should help guide
young researchers
to do things the right way.
9
Science is only about
being right
, not about being honest.
10
It's okay to change the
results
of a research project if they didn't turn out as expected.
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