Research. Dem Investmentfonds können zum Zweck der Qualitätsverbesserung der Verwaltungsleistung Kosten für Research, das für den Fonds bezogen wird, verrechnet werden. Diese gesondert verrechneten Research-Kosten betragen jährlich maximal 0,10 % des Fondsvermögens.
Research. 2.1 Integrity and objectivity
1. Non-university research strives for scientific integrity and objectivity in terms of its usage by the employers. Its duty is to maintain the best possible standard in re- search and professional practice. If specialized judg- ments are made by researchers, their work areas, state of knowledge, expertise, methods and experi- ences have to be represented clearly and appropri- ately.
2. Research results will be presented without any falsi- fying omissions of important results when they are pre- sented or published. Any details about the theories, method and research designs that are important for the evaluation of the research results and the limits of their applicability are communicated to the best of their knowledge.
3. Non-university research has to name all financial sources relevant for the work in any publications that are publicly accessible. It is aware that publications may be in conflict with the interests of employers. In cases in which the duty to official secrecy or the claim of the employees limits the right to publication, the publication plans will only be carried out upon agree- ment by the affected groups of persons. Wherever the right to the protection of confidential documentation might be infringed on, the publication is dispensed with. Non-university research ensures that its findings are not distorted by the specific interests of the sponsors. It will inform the public if the disclosure is in the public interest.
2.2 Rights of groups of persons that are included in the research work
1. Following the rules of scientific method can result in unfavourable consequences or special risks for insti- tutions, individuals or groups. It is important to antici- pate these kinds of consequences in order to avoid ne- gative effects.
2. The personality rights of the persons involved in the research have to be respected just as much as their right to the free decision in their participation in the research project. It is not always possible to implement the principle of informed consent in practice, e.g. if the research results would be distorted in an unaccep- table manner through extensive advance information. In such cases it has to be attempted to use other pos- sibilities for the informed consent. Special efforts to guarantee the appropriate informa- tion are required if the individuals participating in the research have a low educational level, a low social status or belong to minorities or fringe groups.
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Research. Durchführung aller Research-Maßnahmen wie zB. Copytest, Pre- und Posttest, Recall-Untersuchungen.
Research. 2.1 Integrity and objectivity
1. Non-university research strives for scientific integ- rity and objectivity in terms of its usage by the em- ployers. Its duty is to maintain the best possible stan- dard in research and professional practice. If specia- lized judgments are made by researchers, their work areas, state of knowledge, expertise, methods and ex- periences have to be represented clearly and appro- priately.
2. Research results will be presented without any fal- sifying omissions of important results when they are presented or published. Any details about the the- ories, method and research designs that are impor- tant for the evaluation of the research results and the limits of their applicability are communicated to the best of their knowledge.
3. Non-university research has to name all financial sources relevant for the work in any publications that are publicly accessible. It is aware that publications may be in conflict with the interests of employers. In cases in which the duty to official secrecy or the claim of the employees limits the right to publication, the publication plans will only be carried out upon agree- ment by the affected groups of persons. Wherever the right to the protection of confidential documentation might be infringed on, the publication is dispensed with. Non-university research ensures that its findings are not distorted by the specific interests of the sponsors. It will inform the public if the disclosure is in the public interest.
2.2 Rights of groups of persons that are included in the research work
1. Following the rules of scientific method can result in unfavourable consequences or special risks for institu- tions, individuals or groups. It is important to antici- pate these kinds of consequences in order to avoid ne- gative effects.
2. The personality rights of the persons involved in the research have to be respected just as much as their right to the free decision in their participation in the re- search project. It is not always possible to implement the principle of informed consent in practice, e.g. if the research results would be distorted in an unacceptable manner through extensive advance information. In such cases it has to be attempted to use other possibi- lities for the informed consent. Special efforts to guarantee the appropriate informa- tion are required if the individuals participating in the research have a low educational level, a low social sta- tus or belong to minorities or fringe groups...