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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2019 Mar 1.
Published in final edited form as: J Acad Ethics. 2017 Oct 13;16(1):71–87. doi: 10.1007/s10805-017-9295-9

Table I.

Participants’ Demographics (n = 278)

Characteristic n (%)

Gender Male 108 (38.8)
Female 168 (60.4)
Did Not Respond   2 (0.7)

Nationality Egyptian 202 (72.7)
Lebanese   31 (11.2)
Bahraini   8 (2.9)
Other Middle East and North African countries   5 (1.9)
Western countries   28 (10.0)
Miscellaneous   4 (1.5)

Academic Position Faculty 122 (44.6)
Masters, PhD, and Postdoctoral   94 (34.6)
Other (Undergraduates, Research Assistants & Technicians)   62 (20.8)

University location where graduate degree was obtained (n=236) Middle East or North Africa 202 (78.8)
European Union, United Kingdom, US, Canada, Australia   42 (17.8)
Other Country   8 (3.4)

Received Prior Ethics Training? Yes 158 (56.8)
No 120 (43.2)

Prior Research Experience? Yes 224 (83.3)
No   54 (16.7)
If yes, type of research performed? (check all that apply)    Human Subject 136 (48.9)
   Animal   43 (15.5)
   Human Biological Samples 25 (9.0)
   Laboratory   64 (23.0)