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Ethical communication
Ethical communication is the responsibility of the speaker. To communicate ethically, speakers should treat people fairly, be honest, and avoid harmful behavior. When giving a public speech, speakers should share only information from reputable sources, understand the information being presented, cite sources verbally, and distinguish facts from speculation. Speakers should also avoid offensive language and sensitive content, and keep the audience's best interest in mind.
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Ethical communication involves responsibilities and guiding principles that help in determining what is morally right or wrong.
Competent communicators are ethical, treating others fairly, communicating honestly, and avoiding unethical behavior.
When speaking publicly, use reputable sources, understand your information, cite sources, avoid speculation, and respect audience sensitivities.
Emphasizes the responsibility of individuals in maintaining ethical communication.
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- 1. Ethical Communication It isyour responsibility!
- 2. Ethics are principlesthat guide us in judging whether something is morally right or wrong.
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- 4. What does itmean to be an ethical communicator?
- 5. Ethical communicators treat peoplefairly, communicate honestly, and avoid immoral or unethical behavior.
- 6. How can yoube an ethical communicator when delivering a public speech?
- 7. Share information only fromreputable sources! Scientific journals Tabloids
- 8. Understand the information youare sharing! If you don’t understand what that research is saying, ask a professor to help you make sense of it.
- 9. Verbally cite yoursources during your presentation! Source + Author + Date
- 10. If you arepresenting something that isn’t a fact, make sure you are honest and clear that you are merely speculating, not presenting factual information.
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- 12. Avoid exposing your audienceto sensitive sights and sounds.
- 13. It is upto you to know your audience and prepare and deliver your speech with their best interest in mind!
- 14. Ethical communication –it is your responsibility!