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Speech Study Ch.2
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| What is ethics ? | The branch of philosophy that deals with issues of right and wrong in humans. |
| What are examples of ethical issues ? | Moral vs. Immoral, Fair vs. Unfair, Just vs Unjust |
| a student realizes they accidentally gave incorrect information during a speech and corrects it. Ethical or Unethical? | Ethical because they're honest and correcting their mistake. |
| A student is unsure whether a statistic is accurate, so they research it before using it in their speech. Ethical or Unethical? | Ethical. They're making sure they give their audience accurate information |
| A student knows a fact in their speech is false but includes it anyway because it makes their argument stronger. Is this ethical or Unethical? | Unethical, they knowingly gave their audience false information. |
| A student changes a statistic to make their argument seem more convincing. Is it Ethical or Unethical? | Unethical. Intenntionally misleading their audience. |
| When do ethical decisions happen? | They happen daily. |
| What guides your ethical decisions? | Your values, your conscience, and your sense of right and wrong |
| What is an ethically sound decision? | An ethically sound decision is a decision that is morally right, honest, Fair, and responsible. |
| What does an ethical decision involve? | It involves weighing a potential course of action against a set of ethical standards or guidelines |
| What is an example of ethical speech decision ? | Researching information before putting it into your speech to make sure it's accurate |
| What is an example of Unethical speech decision? | Knowingly giving your audience false information to make the believe something that is untrue. |
| What is your obligation when giving a speech | your speeches should have a genuine impact on your listeners |
| What are three types of Plagiarism? | Global,Patchwork, and incremental |
| What is global plagiarism | Global Plagarism is stealing your speech entirely from another source and passing it off as your own |
| What is an example of global plagiarism | copying an entire speech from a website and presenting it as your own |
| What is Patchwork Plagiarism | When a speaker takes material from 2 or 3 sources and combines it without giving proper credit |
| What is incremental plagiarism? | When a speaker fails to give credit for particular parts, or increments from a speech by another person ( quotes, parantheses) |
| WAhat is the difference between Patchwork Plagiarism and Global? | Global Plagiarism involves stealing an entire speech while Patchwork involves combining material from multiple sources |
| What should you do to help avoid plagiarism? | Keep a record of your sources |
| What information should you record about an internet source? | The title, Internet document, author or organization responsible for document, the date the document was last updated, and the date in which you accessed the site. |
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