The ethical standards of the research project are evident to the reader of the research project in:
A)The first chapter of the research project.
B)Every element of the written record of the research (the thesis or the report of the research).
C)The formal ethical reflection on the research in the research methodology section of the report of the research.
D)Their assessment of the manner in which the researcher engaged with the population of the research.

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The ethical standards of the research project must be evident in every element of the written record of the research, including the methodology, data collection, analysis, and discussion sections. This provides transparency and accountability for the researcher's ethical considerations and decision-making processes throughout the study. The first chapter may provide an overview of the research, but it may not necessarily address the ethical standards. The reader's assessment of the researcher's engagement with the population of the research may not be a reliable indicator of the ethical standards that were upheld during the study.

The Ethical Standards of the Research Project Are Evident to the Reader