Could you please help explain what is the Biblical ethics in research? How do they establish a firm ethical foundation based on Biblical principles? What should they do to reduce the researcher bias as well as misrepresenting the literature and study findings? How Christians would like to ensure of being obedient to God in the research and study conduct?

Could you please help explain what is the Biblical ethics in research? How do they establish a firm ethical foundation based on Biblical principles? What should they do to reduce the researcher bias as well as misrepresenting the literature and study findings? How Christians would like to ensure of being obedient to God in the research and study conduct?

Contemporary Auditing

11th Edition

ISBN:9781337650380

Author:KNAPP

Publisher:KNAPP

Chapter5: Ethical Responsibilities Of Independent Auditors

Section5.4: Ipoc International Growth Fund, Ltd.

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