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Ethical Considerations in Communication

This document discusses ethical considerations in communication. It outlines that ethical communicators respect their audience, consider the results of their communication, value truth, use information correctly, and do not falsify information. It also notes that communication is for all people everywhere and anytime, and that respecting others' beliefs and opinions is the most important ethical value to avoid miscommunication.

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Ethical Considerations in Communication

This document discusses ethical considerations in communication. It outlines that ethical communicators respect their audience, consider the results of their communication, value truth, use information correctly, and do not falsify information. It also notes that communication is for all people everywhere and anytime, and that respecting others' beliefs and opinions is the most important ethical value to avoid miscommunication.

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Ethical Considerations in Communication

Ethics is a branch of philosophy that focuses on issues of right and wrong in human
affairs.
Ethical communicators:
1. Respect audience.
2. Consider the result of communication.
3. Value truth.
4. Use information correctly.
5. Do not falsify information.

Key Ideas:
1. Communication is for all, anywhere, anytime.
2. Respect is number one ethical value that is needed for a better communication.
Meaning, to avoid miscommunication, simply respect one’s beliefs and opinions. Never
question.

Wakat, Geraldine S., et al. “Purposive Communication (2018). Quezon city: Lorimar Publishing,
Inc.

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