Question

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why did the american sociological association make the code of ethics a part of sociological research?
○ to encourage sociologists to maintain objectivity, integrity, and the confidentiality of their subjects
○ to generate revenue from dues
○ to tell research subjects how they should behave while being studied
○ to distinguish sociology from other sciences that do not have a code of ethics
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Explanation:

The American Sociological Association's code of ethics is designed to uphold the core principles of ethical research in sociology. It focuses on protecting research subjects and ensuring the credibility of sociological work, which includes maintaining objectivity, integrity, and subject confidentiality. The other options are incorrect: dues revenue is unrelated to ethical codes, the code governs researchers not subjects, and many other sciences also have ethical codes.

Answer:

to encourage sociologists to maintain objectivity, integrity, and the confidentiality of their subjects