Define ethics and discuss the behaviors of an ethical communicator
What will be an ideal response?
Ethics are the beliefs, values, and moral principles by which we determine what is right
or wrong. An ethical communicator is sensitive to the needs of others, and gives people choices
rather than forcing them to act a certain way. Ethical communicators keep confidences; they
keep private information that others wish to be kept private. They also do not intentionally
decrease others' feelings of self-worth, and they are honest. Ethical communicators also don't
tell people only what they want to hear.
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Discuss the implications for intercultural communication in the phrase “Our brain both is shaped by the external world and shapes our perception of the external world.”
What will be an ideal response?
______________refers to the decreased effort of each individual member as the number of people in a group increases.
Fill in the blank(s) with the appropriate word(s).
What is the MAJOR disadvantage of the web to the web producer?
a. It is confusing or frustrating b. The web is not as convenient as broadcast or newspaper c. The web is too expensive to users d. Relatively few people have the "web habit"
When we read media content at a variety of different levels, we are said to be engaging the content
A. from multiple points of access. B. intelligently. C. as the producers had intended. D. intuitively.