Ethics in research refers to the set of principles, guidelines, and standards that govern the moral and responsible conduct of research involving human participants, animals, and the environment. It involves ensuring that the rights, welfare, and dignity of all individuals and groups involved in research are protected and respected. Briefly explain FIVE (5) significance of ethics in conducting research projects.

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