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33 Cards in this Set
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responsibility
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a charge, trust, or duty for which one is accountable
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ethics
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the study of moral conduct- how people should act toward one another
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ethos
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character
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speaker credibility
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character of the speaker
competency (do you know what you are talking about?) |
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values
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our most enduring judgements or standards of what's good and bad in life
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First Amendment
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rights of free speech
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free speech
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the right to be free from unreasonable constraints on expression
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"fighting words"
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speech that provokes people to violence
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slander
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speech that can be defamatory, or potentially harmful to an individual's reputation at work or in community
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reckless disregard for the truth
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you can be legally liable if it can be shown that you knew that what you were saying was false but said it anyway
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public discourse
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speech involving issues of importance to the larger community
such as: debates on campus about US involvement |
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invective
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verbal attack
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conversation stopper
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speech designed to discredit, demean, and belittle those with whom one disagrees
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rules of engagement
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the ways we relate to one another in the public arena
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dignity
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ensuring your listeners feel worthy, honored, or respected as individuals
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integrity
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speaker will avoid compromising the truth for the sake of personal expediency
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trustworthiness
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a combination of honesty and dependability
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respect
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addressing audience members as unique human beings and refraining from any form of personal attack
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heckler's veto
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drowning out a speaker's message with which you disagree
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ethnocentrism
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speakers that act as though everyone shares their point of view and points of reference
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stereotypes
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race, ethnicity, gender or other
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hate speech
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any offensive communication, verbal or nonverbal, that is directed against people's racial, ethnic, religious, gender or other characteristics
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fairness
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when you make a genuine effort to seek all sides of an issue and to be open minded
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plagiarism
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the passing off of another person's information as one's own
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wholesale plagiarism
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simply "cut and paste"
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patchwrite plagiarism
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copying material into speech and rearranging words and sentence structures
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direct quotation
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word from word, from a source
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paraphrase
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restatement of someone's else ideas, opinions, or theories in your words
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common knowledge
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info that is most likely to be known by many people
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copyright
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legal protection afforded original creators of literary and artistic works
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public domain
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anyone may reproduce work
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intellectual property
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the ownership of an individual's creative expression
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fair use
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permits the limited use of copyrighted works without permission for the purposes of scholarship, criticism, teaching and research
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