Code of Human Research Ethics - BPS
‘Research ’ is defined as any form of disciplined enquiry that aims to contribute to a body of knowledge or theory. ‘Research ethics’ refers to the moral principles guiding research from its inception through to completion and publication of results. ‘Research Ethics Committee (REC)’ refers to a multidisciplinary,
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