Chapter 3: Ethics in Public Speaking

What are sources of ethical stances?

Sources of ethical stances include personal beliefs, cultural norms, professional standards, and societal values that influence how individuals perceive and act ethically.

What is credibility in public speaking?

Credibility in public speaking refers to the trustworthiness and expertise of the speaker, which affects the audience's perception of the speaker's message.

What is plagiarism?

Plagiarism is the act of using someone else's work, ideas, or expressions without proper attribution, presenting them as one's own.

What are guidelines for ethical speaking?

Guidelines for ethical speaking include being honest, respecting diverse viewpoints, avoiding manipulation, and ensuring the accuracy of information presented.

What is audience responsibility in public speaking?

Audience responsibility in public speaking involves actively listening, critically evaluating the speaker's message, and engaging respectfully with the content and the speaker.