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In public speaking, ethics are rules and values that a group defines to guide conduct and distinguish between right and wrongWhat are ethics?Ethics influence what you include in your speech, the research you conduct, and the way you write out the material.What does it mean to be an ethical speaker?Approaches to Ethics-Ethical Absolutism: people should exhibit the same behavior in all situations1)Situational Ethics: a shift code that suggests that ethics can vary depending on the situation at hand2)Cultural Relativism: ethical variations across societies3)There are three ways to consider an ethical decision:Legality and EthicalityJust because something is legal, that does not always make it OK (ethical)Half-truths-Evidence out of context○Omissions (leaving info out)○False Inference-Lying-Types of Dishonesty in SpeakingQuoting-Paraphrasing-Using citations:Common knowledge- info widely known and disseminated in a variety of sources-When citations are unnecessary:Wednesday,) January) 24,)20181:01)PMIn public speaking, ethics are rules and values that a group defines to guide conduct and distinguish between right and wrongWhat are ethics?Ethics influence what you include in your speech, the research you conduct, and the way you write out the material.What does it mean to be an ethical speaker?Approaches to Ethics-Ethical Absolutism: people should exhibit the same behavior in all situations1)Situational Ethics: a shift code that suggests that ethics can vary depending on the situation at hand2)Cultural Relativism: ethical variations across societies3)There are three ways to consider an ethical decision:Legality and EthicalityJust because something is legal, that does not always make it OK (ethical)Half-truths-Evidence out of context○Omissions (leaving info out)○False Inference-Lying-Types of Dishonesty in SpeakingQuoting-Paraphrasing-Using citations:Common knowledge- info widely known and disseminated in a variety of sources-When citations are unnecessary:Wednesday,) January) 24,)2018


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