ETICAL PUBLIC SPEAKING

SPEAKER CREDITABILITY

• Have solid grasp of subject
• Display sound reasoning skills
• Are honest and strait forward and
• Are genuinely interested in the welfare of the listeners

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• Values- our most enduring judgement or standards
• Instrumental values- socially desirable behaviorial charateristcis
• Terminal values- are diserable states of being such as a comfortable life

USE YOUR FREE SPEECH RESPONSIBLY

• First amendment- freedom of speech
• Free speech- the right to be free from unreasonable constraint
• Fighting words- words and a speech that provokes violence
• Slander- speech that can be proved defamatory

PUBLIC DISCORSE-

• - speech involving issues about of importantance
• Incentive- verbal attack
• Coversation stoppers- speech designed to discredit
• Rules of engagement- the way we relate to others
• In a public areana

Dignity- refers to insuring that you listeners feel worthy
Integrity- signal the speakers incorruptability

Trustworthiness- a combination of honesty and dependability
Hecklers veto- robbing us of our ability to make up our minds

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• Ethocentrism- acts like everyone
• Shares there point of view
• Stereotypes- looking at people the same
• Because of color, gender, ethnic background
• Fairness- the effort to let you se both sides

PLAGERISM

• 2 types
• Wholesale plagarism- "cut and paste"
• Patchwrite plagarism-
• Copy and paste then change words
• And shuffle around

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• Common knowledge- information known by many
• Paraphrase- restating someones ideas in your own words
• Direct quotation- stated word for word from source
• Needs quotations around

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• Public domain- anyone can reproduce
• Intellectual propertty- ownership of a creative expression
• Fair use- permits the limited use of a copright