Abstract
The purpose of the article is to develop a better comprehension of the actions that posgraduate academics from a Mexican university use to supervise the integrity of their research work. A qualitative inquiry was carried out with 291 professors and researchers of that level, who answered the question: In your academic work, how is integrity in research supervised? The analysis was developed by the procedures of the Grounded Theory. The results were organized in two categories: “Supervision of research integrity based in collective work”, that involves the participation of diverse subjects, and “Epistemological vigilance in the supervision of research integrity”, associated with an attitude of caution throughout the development of the projects. The conclusion highlights the relevance that they gave to basic aspects of ethics in the generation of knowledge and in training processes.
Publisher
Revista Electronica de Investigacion Educativa
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