communication model
sender, message(channel), receiver, feedback, context, noise (external and internal)
what are the 7 approaches to comm ethics
democratic, universal, (codes, procedures, standards), contextual, narrative, dialogue, standpoint
democratic comm ethics
idea of public communication, focus on collaboration, free speech
universal comm ethics
duty ethic to tell the truth, focuses on one way of doing things
codes, procedures, standards
guidelines that tell you what you are allowed to do and what you are not allowed to do.
contextual comm ethics
situation matters
narrative comm ethics
tradition, culture, having lived the experience
dialogue comm ethics
what emerges in conversation "between" people (feedback loop)
standpoint comm ethics
the notion of someone's demographics (age, race, gender
Communication model is important for understanding comm ethics
because it allows you to communicate the good (what you seek to protect and promote). It allows you to be informed about ethical issues and listen to all points of view by understanding that there is difference.