Câu hỏi về Đạo đức và Truyền thông

What does ethics refer to?

• Personal principles of right and wrong

• Rules that set standards for behavior

• Principles and ideals that guide decisions

• Situational approaches in decision-making

Which ethical philosopher supported the "Golden Mean", emphasizing balance between extremes?

• Kant

• Aristotle

• Mill

• Noddings

What is one of the main challenges for strategic communication professionals when balancing ethics?

• Choosing between absolute and existential approaches

• Aligning personal values with social interests and client interests

• Overcoming constitutional constraints on freedom of speech

• Deciding between corporate transparency and profit generation

Which of the following is NOT a potential benefit of corporate social responsibility (CSR)?

• Enhanced public image

• Targeting vulnerable groups

• Increased employee engagement

• Attracting investors

Which of the following characteristics is associated with professional ethical codes?

• Require strict existential principles

• Eliminate the need for personal ethical judgment

• Regularly review and adjust according to changing laws and situations

• Promote the absolute value of shareholder profit

The main criticism of strategic communication related to its social impact is what?

• Only focuses on the profits of the business

• Encourages responsible public engagement

• Uses templates in communication descriptions

• Affects the attitudes and behaviors of the public

Which federal regulation in the United States ensures public access to government records?

• Sunshine Law

• Freedom of Information Act (FOIA)

• First Amendment

• Corporate Transparency Act

Which ethical approach focuses on causing the least harm to the most people?

• Absolute

• Existential

• Situational

• Relational

What can be considered a violation of ethical standards in communication messages?

• Using cultural traditions in campaigns

• Transparent communication with stakeholders

• Offensive or disturbing messages

• Campaigns targeting specific demographic groups

Why is public trust important in strategic communication?

• It ensures the resolution of short-term crises.

• It eliminates ethical situations in practice.

• It strengthens relationships and effectiveness.

• It simplifies decision-making processes.