Explaining the Factors Affecting the Compliance of Graduate Students with Research Ethics (a study at Allameh Tabatabai University)

The present research has been carried out to explain the factors affecting the compliance of graduate students with research ethics.

The current research was a descriptive-survey type of research. The studied population included all Allameh Tabatabai University graduate students; 266 students were selected using the stratified sampling method.

The research results show that the standardized coefficients in the measurement models: in the dimension of individual factors, in the group of women, personality, and the group of men, motivation had the highest factor load. In the model of environmental factors inside the university, both indicators have close factor loadings in the group of women and men. Finally, research and writing in the non-Persian language have the highest factor load in the model for measuring environmental factors outside the university in the group of men and women. Structural standardized coefficients also showed environmental factors outside the university in the whole sample and the group of women, and in the group of men, individual elements with the highest factor load on research ethics.