Re:Should computer science researchers disclose negative soc...
by 627467 on Friday August 03, 2018 @10:39AM
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There are more knowledge creators/workers than ever before. I don't think that expecting more information from any given study (especially if it is applied research) is detrimental to society or the study itself.
It's about raising the standards because we can. Standard publication sections: intro, material and methods, results, discussion, conclusion. It feels like you can add a "speculative impact" section somewhere between discussion and conclusion.
It's about raising the standards because we can. Standard publication sections: intro, material and methods, results, discussion, conclusion. It feels like you can add a "speculative impact" section somewhere between discussion and conclusion.