Bob faces an ethical dilemma. One of his good students, Erika, confesses during office hours that her
Informative Speech was purchased from an online store.
She feels terribly guilty and says that due to her
busy schedule, she felt she did not have another option. She tells him that she knows now that instead of
cheating, she should have talked to him about her conflict ahead of time. Bob knows that according to
university policy, he should fail Erika from his class. However, he believes that she is sincere and wants
to give her a second-chance. Ultimately, he knows that it is his responsibility to report the case to
university authorities and discusses his decision with Erika. Bob's used Johannesen's political ethical
standards when making his final decision.
Indicate whether the statement is true or false
False
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Environmental elements such as furniture arrangement and lighting do not communicate messages nonverbally
Indicate whether the statement is true or false
Bernadette complains to Patrick that the volume on the TV is too loud; Patrick claims he can’t hear the TV if he turns it down. What type of perceptual influence does this example illustrate?
a. psychological b. cultural c. gender d. social e. physiological
When Molly first joined the newspaper agency as an intern, she had to attend training sessions during which her tasks were taught to her in a step-by-step sequence. Which organizational pattern for training content is being followed here?
a. Chronological b. Topical c. Cause-and-effect d. Spatial
A company that experienced a major chemical spill while upgrading its facilities makes the following claim: “We were attempting to install new pollution control equipment and during this process a tank was damaged, releasing the chemical.”This is an
example of which of the following image restoration strategies? a) good intentions b) defeasibility c) minimization d) provocation