Ethics of Communication

2.  How are you going to avoid plagiarism in the midst of your presentation?

•   Verbally cite your resources

• Giving credit using the first name

• Giving credit using the first name

•    Recognize the sources by not telling a certain group

3 Ethics in the communication competence model is. 

• the successful performance of a communication behavior.

•  receptive accuracy whereby you can detect, decode, and comprehend signals in your social environment

• a conscious decision to invest time and energy in improving our communication with others.

• a set of standards for judging the moral correctness of communication behavior.

4. Noise from a communication perspective includes.

• startling sounds

• biases

• confusing word choices

• all of the above

5. Which of the following is not part of being an ethical communication:

• Ethical Communicators are respectful of their audience.

• Ethical Communication respect the truth.

• Ethical communicators do not falsify information.

• Ethical communicators can use personal insights about a serious event.

6. Why do you think it's a must for communicators to be ethical?

• Because communicators are accountable for giving factual information to the public.

• Because the ethical dimension of communication provides a certain standard that is acceptable to the public.

• Because they are not role models for giving factual information to the public.

• Because they are influential.

7. The interactive model provides the following insights about ethical communication:

• a communicator is both a sender and a receiver at the same time.

• fields of experience can significantly affect the understanding of messages transmitted.

• communication has an impact on all parties involved in the communication.

• all of the above

If you will be working in the pharmaceutical industry how are you going to explain to the patient about buying antibiotics without a prescription?

• Provide them with unsure prescriptions.

• To tell them random information about the medicine.

• Wait for them to suggest which medicine is best for them.

• Ensuring ethical communication with the patient.

9. When does encoding take place?

• When the receiver interprets the message.

•   When the sender translates ideas into perceivable messages.

• When both sender and receiver want to exchange messages.

• a.      When the sender recognizes the communication style of the other.

10. Which of the following is not part of the communication cycle?

• Feedback

• Receiver

•   Sender

•   Noise

11.It indicates in the communication cycle and can be done through written, verbal, or any other form of action.

• Sender

• Receiver

• Feedback

•   Message