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chapter 3 speaking ethically study guide – Flashcards

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Our beliefs, values and moral principles by which we determine what is right our wrong are our

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Ethics

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according to the National communication association ---------- is fundamental to responsible thinking, decision- making, and the development of relationships and communities within and across context, cultures, channels and media

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Ethical communication

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------ speech ot speech acts are legally protected

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Free

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What must balance the right to free speech

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the responsibility of speaking ethically

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The U.S constitution states, " congress shall make no law ... abridging the freedom of speech" this is part of ----- amendment

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First

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only a few years after the ratification of the First amendment, congress passed the ----- which punished those who spoke out against the government and was later declared unconstitutional

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Sedition Act

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During WW1 the U.S supreme court ruled that it was lawful to restrict speech that

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Presented a clear and present danger to the nation

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what was the first organization formed to protect fee speech in the united states

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the american civil liberties union

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in 1940 what speech act did congress declare illegal

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urging the violent overthrow of the federal goverment

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in 1964 the supreme court ruled that before a public official can recover damages for slander her or she must prove that

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the slanderous statement was made with actual malice

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in 1989 the supreme court overturned a statue that made buring the unties states flag because illegal because

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they found it to be a speech act protected by the 1st amendment

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after the terrorist attacks of september 11 the united states government passed the ---- which broadened the investigative powers of government agencies and restricted free speech

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patroit act

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if your speech goal is to ---- ist is probably ethical

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inform or persuade

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speakers who bring in false claims and tug at the emotions of the audience instead of using sound evidence and logical arguments are classified as ---- speakers

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unethical

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being --- involves becoming as aware as possible of other feelings needs interests and backgrounds

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audience centered

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sometimes called ----- sensitivity to differences does not mean that speaker must abandon their own convictions for those of their audience

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accommodation

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in a persuasive speech you tell a hypothetical story in your intro and represent as actually happening to you is this appropriate

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no because you are violating an ethical principle which requires that speakers be honest

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hypothetical illustrations within a speech are

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acceptable to show what might happen as long as the speaker is clear that it is hypothetical

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lifting key passages from sources you do not credit in your speech is a unethical practice know as

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plagiarism

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relying too heavily on vocab or sentence structure of a source is a less obvious form of plagiarism know as

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patchwriting

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when citing your sources orally in a speech you should

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state briefly the author tile and year

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in regard to those times when you are not sue if the info you are using is common knowledge your text suggest that you should

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document the source

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----- is the speakers believability

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credibility

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greek rhetorician aristotle used the term to refer to a speaker credibility

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ethos

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while its is a freedom free speech is not protected by law

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FALSE

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ethical speaking is inherently audience centered

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TRUE

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the second amendment to the constitution guarantees free speech

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FALSE

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as the boundaries of free speech expand the importance of ethical speech decreases

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FALSE

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it is sometimes tempting to resort to false claims to gain power over others but it is always unethical to do so

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TRUE

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you are still ethical if you avoid presenting info that could be potentially damaging to you case

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FALSE

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using a hypothetical illustration is considered unethical because it is false info

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FALSE

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Patchwriting includes failing to give credit for compelling phrases taken form another source

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TRUE

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----- are the beliefs values and moral principles by which people determine what is right and wrong

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Ethics

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the --- is the amendment to the us constitution that guarantees free speech

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1st Amendment

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a ---- is a behavior that is viewed by law as nonverbal communication and is subject to the same protections and limitations as verbal speech

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Speech act

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is speech that is responsible honest and tolerant

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ethical speech

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is sensitivity to the feelings needs interests and backgrounds of others people

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accommodation

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what are the guidelines for being a ethical speaker

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clearly responsible goal sound evidence and reasoning sensitive and tolerant of all differences honest avoids plagiarism

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what does accommodation in public speaking mean

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sensitivity to feels needs interest and background of other people

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what are the guidelines to practice when integrating an oral citation

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state title and author websites quote sources pause before and after quoting

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what is the relationship between ethics and credibility

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trustworthy dynamic knowledgeable competent

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if your overall objective is to inform or persuade it is probably ethical if your goal is to coerce or manipulate it is unethical

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true

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question

Our beliefs, values and moral principles by which we determine what is right our wrong are our

answer

Ethics

question

answer

Ethical communication

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------ speech ot speech acts are legally protected

answer

Free

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What must balance the right to free speech

answer

the responsibility of speaking ethically

question

The U.S constitution states, " congress shall make no law ... abridging the freedom of speech" this is part of ----- amendment

answer

First

question

only a few years after the ratification of the First amendment, congress passed the ----- which punished those who spoke out against the government and was later declared unconstitutional

answer

Sedition Act

question

During WW1 the U.S supreme court ruled that it was lawful to restrict speech that

answer

Presented a clear and present danger to the nation

question

what was the first organization formed to protect fee speech in the united states

answer

the american civil liberties union

question

in 1940 what speech act did congress declare illegal

answer

urging the violent overthrow of the federal goverment

question

in 1964 the supreme court ruled that before a public official can recover damages for slander her or she must prove that

answer

the slanderous statement was made with actual malice

question

in 1989 the supreme court overturned a statue that made buring the unties states flag because illegal because

answer

they found it to be a speech act protected by the 1st amendment

question

after the terrorist attacks of september 11 the united states government passed the ---- which broadened the investigative powers of government agencies and restricted free speech

answer

patroit act

question

if your speech goal is to ---- ist is probably ethical

answer

inform or persuade

question

speakers who bring in false claims and tug at the emotions of the audience instead of using sound evidence and logical arguments are classified as ---- speakers

answer

unethical

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being --- involves becoming as aware as possible of other feelings needs interests and backgrounds

answer

audience centered

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sometimes called ----- sensitivity to differences does not mean that speaker must abandon their own convictions for those of their audience

answer

accommodation

question

in a persuasive speech you tell a hypothetical story in your intro and represent as actually happening to you is this appropriate

answer

no because you are violating an ethical principle which requires that speakers be honest

question

hypothetical illustrations within a speech are

answer

acceptable to show what might happen as long as the speaker is clear that it is hypothetical

question

lifting key passages from sources you do not credit in your speech is a unethical practice know as

answer

plagiarism

question

relying too heavily on vocab or sentence structure of a source is a less obvious form of plagiarism know as

answer

patchwriting

question

when citing your sources orally in a speech you should

answer

state briefly the author tile and year

question

in regard to those times when you are not sue if the info you are using is common knowledge your text suggest that you should

answer

document the source

question

----- is the speakers believability

answer

credibility

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greek rhetorician aristotle used the term to refer to a speaker credibility

answer

ethos

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while its is a freedom free speech is not protected by law

answer

FALSE

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ethical speaking is inherently audience centered

answer

TRUE

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the second amendment to the constitution guarantees free speech

answer

FALSE

question

as the boundaries of free speech expand the importance of ethical speech decreases

answer

FALSE

question

it is sometimes tempting to resort to false claims to gain power over others but it is always unethical to do so

answer

TRUE

question

you are still ethical if you avoid presenting info that could be potentially damaging to you case

answer

FALSE

question

using a hypothetical illustration is considered unethical because it is false info

answer

FALSE

question

Patchwriting includes failing to give credit for compelling phrases taken form another source

answer

TRUE

question

----- are the beliefs values and moral principles by which people determine what is right and wrong

answer

Ethics

question

the --- is the amendment to the us constitution that guarantees free speech

answer

1st Amendment

question

a ---- is a behavior that is viewed by law as nonverbal communication and is subject to the same protections and limitations as verbal speech

answer

Speech act

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is speech that is responsible honest and tolerant

answer

ethical speech

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is sensitivity to the feelings needs interests and backgrounds of others people

answer

accommodation

question

what are the guidelines for being a ethical speaker

answer

clearly responsible goal sound evidence and reasoning sensitive and tolerant of all differences honest avoids plagiarism

question

what does accommodation in public speaking mean

answer

sensitivity to feels needs interest and background of other people

question

what are the guidelines to practice when integrating an oral citation

answer

state title and author websites quote sources pause before and after quoting

question

what is the relationship between ethics and credibility

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trustworthy dynamic knowledgeable competent

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if your overall objective is to inform or persuade it is probably ethical if your goal is to coerce or manipulate it is unethical

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true

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