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Three parts of the ethical pyramid are: ___, ___, ___
Using someone else’s words or ideas without giving credit
Inspiration
Plagiarism
Borrowing
Paraphrasing
Some end results could be good for the source but bad for the receiver, or vice versa.
True
False
Some end results could be good for the source but bad for the receiver, or vice versa.
“Have I discussed the ethicality of the behavior with others and come to a general consensus that the behavior is ethical?”
“Does the behavior adhere to known codes of ethics?”
“Would I be happy if the outcomes of the behavior were reversed and applied to me?”
All of the above
Which of the following is not an ethical aspect described by the NCA Credo for Ethical Communication?
Freedom of expression
Access to communication resources and opportunities
Accepting responsibility for one’s own communication
Respecting a source before evaluating her or his message
Promoting ethical standards in business
Darlene is in the process of preparing a speech on global warming. She knowingly includes a source from a fringe group that has been previously discredited, but she thinks the source will really help her drive her argument home. What combination of the ethics pyramid does this case represent?
Intentional use of bad means
Intentional use of good means
Unintentional use of bad means
Unintentional use of good means
Freedom of speech is the right to express information, ideas, and opinions free of government restrictions based on content and subject only to reasonable limitations.
True
False
I haven’t really thought about the short- or long-term consequences of my speech.
Ethical
Unethical
I have attempted to persuade people by unnecessarily
tapping into emotion rather than logic.
Ethical
Unethical
I know who my sources of information are and I cited them.
Ethical
Unethical
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