A fair share

Article Abstract:

The concept of sharing primary data has generated unnecessary controversy among most of the researchers and psychologists due to fear that if different analytical approaches are brought to bear on their data, different conclusions could be drawn, which could cast doubt on their competence or even integrity. American Psychological Association (APA) along with the US National Institutes of Health introduced rules in 2003, which require the public sharing of data in psychology studies for grants exceeding $500,000, allowing exemptions where confidentiality issues could not be circumvented.

United States, Psychological aspects, File sharing

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The fight for fair play: can athletes be held responsible for every substance they take?

Article Abstract:

A report on the efforts being made to ensure fair games in the Athens Olympics with the setting up of a new Olympic watchdog, the World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA) to coordinate and standardize the fight against drugs in sport is presented. However, with increasing number of banned substances which may be natural or synthetic like nandrolone, and in the absence of proper labeling of nutritional supplements, efforts to catch the real cheats from the unknowing few is difficult.

Evaluation, Drugs and athletes

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Fair game

Article Abstract:

The return to models of the evolution of group-beneficial traits by evolutionary theorists is discussed.

Research, Human behavior

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