Study Questions From 'The Ethics Of Persuasive Speech'
Study Questions for Week 1—These will be discussed in class and may appear on quizzes or exams.
What is ethics?
"Ethics is the idea of what should be, rather than what is...It states how we are to act in the world, rather than how people are acting.' The goal of ethics is to a achieve "a good life"
How do they impact our daily lives?
Ethics determine how people tend to behave in society. Many people base their ethics on religious code. For example, In many parts of the middle east, women are denied the right to read or go to school because of the ethics taught in popular religious dogma. In America, where …show more content…
Yale University (English)
Columbia University - Columbia Business School
Wexner Heritage Foundation
. From The Ethics of Persuasive Speech (13 minute total):
What is the importance of organization in preparing a persuasive speech? How are “evidence”and “creditability”related?
Organization is important in preparing a persuasive speech in order to make sure the audience easily understands the information trying to be relayed to them. You want your points to come across strong, and having an unorganized speech makes your points harder to follow. Evidence is what shows support for your opinion or proposal to prove that your proposal satisfies the criteria (standard) needed to approve making a change. Creditability is the audience belief in you and what you are saying to be true. Having credibility is a matter of whether or not the audience believes you have a right to persuade them on a specific topic. When you have creditability people are more likely to value your evidence as factual.
. From the article, “What is Ethics in Research & Why It Is Important?”:
What is its Importance? How can this be applied to the various disciplines of
What is ethics?
"Ethics is the idea of what should be, rather than what is...It states how we are to act in the world, rather than how people are acting.' The goal of ethics is to a achieve "a good life"
How do they impact our daily lives?
Ethics determine how people tend to behave in society. Many people base their ethics on religious code. For example, In many parts of the middle east, women are denied the right to read or go to school because of the ethics taught in popular religious dogma. In America, where …show more content…
Yale University (English)
Columbia University - Columbia Business School
Wexner Heritage Foundation
. From The Ethics of Persuasive Speech (13 minute total):
What is the importance of organization in preparing a persuasive speech? How are “evidence”and “creditability”related?
Organization is important in preparing a persuasive speech in order to make sure the audience easily understands the information trying to be relayed to them. You want your points to come across strong, and having an unorganized speech makes your points harder to follow. Evidence is what shows support for your opinion or proposal to prove that your proposal satisfies the criteria (standard) needed to approve making a change. Creditability is the audience belief in you and what you are saying to be true. Having credibility is a matter of whether or not the audience believes you have a right to persuade them on a specific topic. When you have creditability people are more likely to value your evidence as factual.
. From the article, “What is Ethics in Research & Why It Is Important?”:
What is its Importance? How can this be applied to the various disciplines of