Ethical Stances on Comms & Public Speaking
Public speaking was originally called this
What is rhetoric?
Three forms of changes in credibility
What are initial, derived, and terminal credibility?
The act of using another's persons words or ideas without giving credit to the person.
What is plagiarism?
Doctrine utilized in the 1960s and 1970s in Broadcasting
What is the fairness doctrine?
the broad, overall goal of a speech; to inform, to persuade, to entertain
What is general purpose?
Taking a public speaking course will help you gain more of this.
What is self-confidence?
What is terminal credibility?
Stealing, Sneaking and Borrowing
What are the 3 types of plagiarism?
An event in which experts give prepared, separate speeches on different subtopics or an aspect of a larger topic
What is a symposium?
you, your audience, and context makes this up
What are the three elements in a specific purpose statement?
Ethics refers to the branch of _______ that involves determinations of what is right and moral.
What is philosophy?
A speakers credibility at the beginning of a speech
What is initial credibility?
Putting the words and ideas of others into own authentic or personal language.
What is Paraphrasing?
The three types of public forums
What are traditional, desginated, and nonpublic forums?
a statement that contains or summarizes the speech's main points
What is a central idea statement?
The types of choices that ethical standards allow the audience to make.
What are informed choices?
The credibility an individual has developed while delivering a speech
Published and incentivized plagiarism.
What is copyright violation?
A place for politicians to meet with their constituents
What are town hall meetings?
to inform, to explain, to demonstrate, to describe, to define, to persuade, to convince, to prove, to argue
What is specific communication word?
This person said that if a man was expected to defend himself physically, he should also be able to defend his ideas rhetorically, that is, through persuasive public speaking:
Who is Aristotle?
Modern scholars refer to this as an attitude the audience has with toward the speaker, based on both reality and perception, rather than an innate trait of the speaker
What is credibility?
Originality Checking
What is the purpose of plagiarism detection software?
What is 1987?
Builds in your general purpose and makes it more specific
What is specific purpose statement?