Ethics of Communication

Question 1

Moral duty and obligation

Answer 1

(Cheney, May, Munshi, 2011)

Question 2

Ethics

Answer 2

Distinguishing what is right and wrong (good or bad)

Question 3

Distinguishing what is right and wrong (good or bad)

Answer 3

Ethics

Question 4

is always a part of communication

Answer 4

Ethical choice

Question 5

How we behave and our morals affect the way we communicate

Answer 5

Communication Ethics

Question 6

what we say and how we say it can positively or adversely have an effect on communication

Answer 6

Communication Ethics

Question 7

Communicative Act

Answer 7

Purpose of communicating
Means of communicating
Outcome of communicating

Question 8

How can we maximize happiness while minimizing pain?

Answer 8

Utilitarian ethics

Question 9

Morally acceptable decisions are those that promote the greatest amount of happiness and minize harm

Answer 9

(Jeremy Bentham)

Question 10

Moral quality of an action by its outcomes

Answer 10

Utilitarian ethics

Question 11

Deontological Ethics in 18th Century

Answer 11

Immanuel Kant

Question 12

In contrast with the utilitarian ethics

Answer 12

Moral Duty

Question 13

Formal laws that must be obeyed
Compels everyone to respect the dignity of the human person

Answer 13

Moral Duty

Question 14

Individual’s character as a key element of ethical thinking

Answer 14

Virtue Ethics

Question 15

Rather than laws (Moral) or outcomes (Utilitarian), it focuses on values

Answer 15

Virtue Ethics

Question 16

Moral and Intellectual Values

Answer 16

Aristotle

Question 17

Own good = Good of the community

Answer 17

The common good approach

Question 18

Plato, Aristotle, and Cicero

Answer 18

The common good approach

Question 19

Ethicist John Rawls

Answer 19

Theory of Justice

Question 20

Focus on ensuring that social systems, policies, institutions and environment are beneficial to all

Answer 20

The common good approach

Question 21

An Ethical Communicator

Answer 21

Respects Audience
Respects the truth
Uses information properly
Dos not falsify information

Question 22

Respects Audience
Respects the truth
Uses information properly
Dos not falsify information

According to?

Answer 22

(Johannsen, 2007)

Question 23

Latin of respect

Answer 23

Respectus

Question 24

Re

Answer 24

Again

Question 25

Specere

Answer 25

To look

Question 26

Attitude towards our audiences.

Answer 26

Audience Analysis