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Define ethics, and explain the difference between ethical absolutism and situational ethics.
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What ethical responsibilities does the speaker have in a public speaking situation?
3.
What rules govern legally protected speech? How do they differ from the rules governing ethical speech? Which category is broader, and why?
4.
Describe three ways in which a speaker can present untruthful information.
5.
Define plagiarism, and explain the importance of properly citing your sources.
6.
How is a paraphrase different from a quote? How are they similar?
7.
Name and describe the different types of false inferences covered in this chapter.
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What are the ethical responsibilities of the audience in a public speaking situation?