Communication Ethics Flashcards
______ play a vital role in communication.
Ethics
______ is a systematic approach to analyzing and distinguishing what is right and wrong and what is good and bad.
Ethics
___________ is a process of sending and receiving message through verbal or non-verbal means.
Communication
_____________ is how one’s behavior is governed by one’s morals and how this in turn affects the way we communicate to others.
Ethics of Communication
What Are the Four Methods of Ethical Reasoning?
- The Utilitarian Method: Maximizing
the Greater Good - The Deontological Method: Following
the Rules and Duties - The Virtue Ethics Method: Cultivating
Moral Virtues - The Feminist Ethics Method:
Incorporating Care and Empathy
It is the “greatest good for the greatest number” approach. This method prompts us to carefully consider the potential consequences or outcomes of our actions and choose the course of action that leads to the most positive impact for the majority of individuals involved.
The Utilitarian Method: Maximizing
the Greater Good
__________ ethical reasoning focuses on the inherent moral duties and principles that guide our actions. It emphasizes the importance of adhering to universal moral rules or principles, regardless of the outcomes.
Deontological
_________ ethics centers on the development and cultivation of moral virtues within ourselves.
Virtue
This method prompts us to view ethics through a relational lens, considering the impact of our actions on relationships and the well-being of individuals involved.
Feminist ethics
Is how a person uses language, media, and journalism, and creates relationships that are guided by an individual’s moral and values.
Communication ethics
What are the six types of unethical communication?
- Destructive
- Coercive
- Manipulative-exploitative
- Deceptive
- Secretive
- Intrusive
__________ communications abuse
power to threaten or stifle others.
Coercive
refer to those communications which manipulate and/or exploit the audience’s ignorance, prejudice, or fears around a topic to conceal important information and affect audience opinions or actions to align with the writer’s.
Manipulative-exploitative
__________ communications is another form of unethical
communication characterized by misleading others like leaving out key information.
Deceptive
__________ communications remain silent or unresponsive on important topics.
Secretive
____________ communication is essentially communication that invades one’s privacy to the point of denying them a right to legally protected or reasonably expected privacy.
Intrusive
___________ communications attack an individual, organization, or group using derogatory, insensitive, or
inflammatory language.
Destructive
List down all types of communication ethics:
- BE TRUTHFUL AND HONEST
- ACTIVE LISTENING
- SPEAK NON-JUDGMENTALLY
- SPEAK FROM YOUR OWN
EXPERIENCE - CONSIDER THE RECEIVER’S PREFERRED
COMMUNICATION CHANNEL - STRIVE TO UNDERSTAND
- AVOID A NEGATIVE TONE
- DO NOT INTERRUPT OTHERS
- RESPECT PRIVACY AND
CONFIDENTIALITY - ACCEPT RESPONSIBILITY
______________ is how a person uses language, media, and journalism, and creates relationships that are guided by an individual’s moral and values.
Communication Ethics