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Perceptions of Scientific Misconduct Among Graduate Allied Health Students Relative to Ethics Education and Gender

Authors

Lillian A. Mundt, University of Phoenix

Publication Date

2007

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Mundt, L.. Perceptions of scientific misconduct among graduate allied health students relative to ethics education and gender. Ed.D. dissertation, University of Phoenix, United States -- Arizona.

Topic

Social Dimensions of Ethical Behavior

Material Type

Other

Research Area

Medicine and Health Sciences

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