Relationship between Social Capital and the Components of Professional Ethics of Faculty Members

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AGHAEI MOHAMMAD ALI; Aminian Abolfazl; Rabiee Khadijeh; Rasouli Dolatabad Saber

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Journal: Ethics in Science and Technology Year:2020 | Volume:14 | Issue:5 (Special Issue 02) Page(s): 125-132

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Relationship between Social Capital and the Components of Professional Ethics of Faculty Members

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AGHAEI MOHAMMAD ALI | Aminian Abolfazl | Rabiee Khadijeh | Rasouli Dolatabad Saber | Issue Writer Certificate

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Social capitalQ1

Professional ethicsQ1

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Background The most well-known aspect of professionalism in the faculty is Professional ethics. Professional ethics at the university is a set of ethical principles and standards of conduct that determine the behavior of its members. In fact, academic Professional ethics is a process of rational thinking that aims to realize scientific values in the scientific community and how to maintain and disseminate it. Method The present study is a combination of correlation and post-event method and its statistical population is all respected Faculty members of universities around the country. From this statistical population 435 Faculty members were selected using stratified random sampling method. Is. The research instrument was a researcher-made questionnaire consisting of 7 components and 30 items. Data were analyzed using descriptive and inferential statistics (Pearson and Spearman correlation test, structural equation modeling test, one-sample t-test and analysis of variance). Data were analyzed using SPSS 25 and LISREL 8/80 statistical software. Results The components of Professional ethics in order of priority with respect to the mean score are: scientific responsibility, self-reliance, Professional ethics, belief in social responsibility, communication capital, cognitive capital, Social capital, sense of belonging, and scientific community. Structural capital has been respected. Conclusion Although the Professional ethics of Faculty members are rated above average, there is still a large gap with desirable status.

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AGHAEI, MOHAMMAD ALI, Aminian, Abolfazl, Rabiee, Khadijeh, & Rasouli Dolatabad, Saber. (2020). Relationship between Social Capital and the Components of Professional Ethics of Faculty Members. ETHICS IN SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY, 14(5 (Special Issue 02)), 125-132. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/122852/en

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AGHAEI MOHAMMAD ALI, Aminian Abolfazl, Rabiee Khadijeh, Rasouli Dolatabad Saber. Relationship between Social Capital and the Components of Professional Ethics of Faculty Members. ETHICS IN SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY[Internet]. 2020;14(5 (Special Issue 02)):125-132. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/122852/en

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MOHAMMAD ALI AGHAEI, Abolfazl Aminian, Khadijeh Rabiee, and Saber Rasouli Dolatabad, “Relationship between Social Capital and the Components of Professional Ethics of Faculty Members,” ETHICS IN SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY, vol. 14, no. 5 (Special Issue 02), pp. 125–132, 2020, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/122852/en

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