Morals
What is Ad Hominem
Attack someone personally rather than using logic to refute their argument
Liberty is
Treasured right
Study of relationship between words
semantics
pleasure and the absence of pain
Happiness
This act bans discrimination against workers and customers with disabilities and requires employers to make “reasonable accommodations"
The Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA)
What were Kohlbergs steps for morals
Obedience and Punishment
Self-Interest
Interpersonal Accord/Conformity
Authority/Maintaining Social Order
Social Contract
Universal Ethical Principles
Idea that power can be exercised over another person if it effects others
Harm Principle
this communication style has high sociability and dominance
Emotive
Plato
any dimension that can be used to differentiate groups & people from one another
diversity
What is Moral Reasoning?
Process for finding agreement
what is the oldest know writing on human rights
Cyrus cylinder
can be developed by learning communication methods appropriate to different cultures
Cultural Intelligence
A quality disposing us to act in the best way when we are dealing with pleasures and pains
Moral Goodness
Behavior based on prejudiced attitudes
Discrimination
What are the two types of arguments?
Deductive and Inductive
the governing body should act to protect us from ourselves
Paternalism
Maintaining involvement and concentration on what you're hearing and seeing
Active listening
practice of putting others well being before yourself
Altruism
a premature judgment or opinion formed without examination of facts
Prejudice
What is the Golden Rule
Treat others how you want to be treated
Freedom of expression should be allowed unless.
Causing panic
this percentage is estimated to be 7% of communication
70
ethical theory that focuses on the idea that actions are morally right if they are guided by universal moral law
Kantain Ethics
hidden bias that results from messages from many sources introduced into our subconscious from an early age
Unconscious Bias