(Part A) I can now say that I understand the importance of ethical speaking, along with the capability of analyzing a presentation for logic and evidence. It is important to know your audience, doing so will make your presentation much better. In chapter 3, both authors Alyssa Miler and Rachel Price, affirm this by stating, “Knowing the speaking setting, the audience, and our knowledge of the topic, we are able to confront ethical dilemmas…” (p 3) In my case, I can use this as an advantage when I must communicate to a patient or their family members. Knowing the basics of ethical speaking will give me the skill needed to determine the correct course of action that will influence patient care in an ethical manner. Understanding the ethical principles
