Scientific Values
This page summarizes the results of data collected about scientific values from an anonymous survey.
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Results
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## New names:
## • `Scientists are generally motivated by the desire for
## knowledge and discovery, and not by the possibility of
## personal gain.` -> `Scientists are generally motivated by
## the desire for knowledge and discovery, and not by the
## possibility of personal gain....2`
## • `Scientists make an attempt to consider all new evidence,
## hypotheses, theories, and innovations, even those that
## challenge or contradict their own work.` -> `Scientists
## make an attempt to consider all new evidence, hypotheses,
## theories, and innovations, even those that challenge or
## contradict their own work....3`
## • `Scientists generally assess new knowledge and its
## applications based on the reputation and past productivity
## of the individual or research group.` -> `Scientists
## generally assess new knowledge and its applications based
## on the reputation and past productivity of the individual
## or research group....4`
## • `Scientists openly share new findings with all colleagues.`
## -> `Scientists openly share new findings with all
## colleagues....5`
## • `Scientists generally invest their careers in promoting
## their own most important findings, theories, or
## innovations.` -> `Scientists generally invest their careers
## in promoting their own most important findings, theories,
## or innovations....6`
## • `Scientists compete with others in the same field for
## funding and recognition of their achievements.` ->
## `Scientists compete with others in the same field for
## funding and recognition of their achievements....7`
## • `Scientists generally evaluate research only on its merit
## (i.e., according to accepted standards of the field).` ->
## `Scientists generally evaluate research only on its merit
## (i.e., according to accepted standards of the field)....8`
## • `Scientists emphasize the protection of their newest
## findings to ensure priority in publishing, patenting, or
## applications.` -> `Scientists emphasize the protection of
## their newest findings to ensure priority in publishing,
## patenting, or applications....9`
## • `Scientists are generally motivated by the desire for
## knowledge and discovery, and not by the possibility of
## personal gain.` -> `Scientists are generally motivated by
## the desire for knowledge and discovery, and not by the
## possibility of personal gain....10`
## • `Scientists make an attempt to consider all new evidence,
## hypotheses, theories, and innovations, even those that
## challenge or contradict their own work.` -> `Scientists
## make an attempt to consider all new evidence, hypotheses,
## theories, and innovations, even those that challenge or
## contradict their own work....11`
## • `Scientists generally assess new knowledge and its
## applications based on the reputation and past productivity
## of the individual or research group.` -> `Scientists
## generally assess new knowledge and its applications based
## on the reputation and past productivity of the individual
## or research group....12`
## • `Scientists openly share new findings with all colleagues.`
## -> `Scientists openly share new findings with all
## colleagues....13`
## • `Scientists generally invest their careers in promoting
## their own most important findings, theories, or
## innovations.` -> `Scientists generally invest their careers
## in promoting their own most important findings, theories,
## or innovations....14`
## • `Scientists compete with others in the same field for
## funding and recognition of their achievements.` ->
## `Scientists compete with others in the same field for
## funding and recognition of their achievements....15`
## • `Scientists generally evaluate research only on its merit
## (i.e., according to accepted standards of the field).` ->
## `Scientists generally evaluate research only on its merit
## (i.e., according to accepted standards of the field)....16`
## • `Scientists emphasize the protection of their newest
## findings to ensure priority in publishing, patenting, or
## applications.` -> `Scientists emphasize the protection of
## their newest findings to ensure priority in publishing,
## patenting, or applications....17`Visualize
| q_long | q_short |
|---|---|
| Timestamp | Timestamp |
| Scientists are generally motivated by the desire for knowledge and discovery, and not by the possibility of personal gain….2 | Disinterestedness_should |
| Scientists make an attempt to consider all new evidence, hypotheses, theories, and innovations, even those that challenge or contradict their own work….3 | Organized Skepticism_should |
| Scientists generally assess new knowledge and its applications based on the reputation and past productivity of the individual or research group….4 | Particularism_should |
| Scientists openly share new findings with all colleagues….5 | Communality_should |
| Scientists generally invest their careers in promoting their own most important findings, theories, or innovations….6 | Organized Dogmatism_should |
| Scientists compete with others in the same field for funding and recognition of their achievements….7 | Self-interestedness_should |
| Scientists generally evaluate research only on its merit (i.e., according to accepted standards of the field)….8 | Universalism_should |
| Scientists emphasize the protection of their newest findings to ensure priority in publishing, patenting, or applications….9 | Solitariness_should |
| Scientists are generally motivated by the desire for knowledge and discovery, and not by the possibility of personal gain….10 | Disinterestedness_actually |
| Scientists make an attempt to consider all new evidence, hypotheses, theories, and innovations, even those that challenge or contradict their own work….11 | Organized Skepticism_actually |
| Scientists generally assess new knowledge and its applications based on the reputation and past productivity of the individual or research group….12 | Particularism_actually |
| Scientists openly share new findings with all colleagues….13 | Communality_actually |
| Scientists generally invest their careers in promoting their own most important findings, theories, or innovations….14 | Organized Dogmatism_actually |
| Scientists compete with others in the same field for funding and recognition of their achievements….15 | Self-interestedness_actually |
| Scientists generally evaluate research only on its merit (i.e., according to accepted standards of the field)….16 | Universalism_actually |
| Scientists emphasize the protection of their newest findings to ensure priority in publishing, patenting, or applications….17 | Solitariness_actually |
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