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Nayyer Razaq
Nayyer Razaq

The document discusses ethics and ethical communication. It defines ethics as a set of moral principles that govern how individuals interact with others and society. It then lists some common ethical issues in communication like secrecy, lying, ambiguity and gossip. It emphasizes communicating constructively, caring about your audience, and respecting others. The document also discusses how ethics is important for business communication, creating credibility and uniting people. It notes that ethical communication in business follows norms that don't offend or make people uncomfortable.

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Ethics
PROF: WAQAR AHMED
NAYYER 0027 KOMAL 0028 SABA 0030
Ethics
Ethics is a set of moral principles and a code for behavior that govern an individuals actions with other individuals and within society.
4 Secrecy Whistle blowing Leaks Apology Rumors & Gossip Lying Euphemisms Ambiguity
Work to be a good person Communicate constructively Care about your audience
The speaker must respect the members of an audience and show a genuine concern for their thoughts and feelings.
Ethics
Ethics
NAYYER 0027
Ethical communication Ethics is important in communication since it satisfies basic human needs, creates credibility, unites people and leadership, improves decision making and secures the society. Ethics brings a sense of right and wrong in organizations
Ethics- a persons sense of right and wrong. Ethics + Responsibility=a good speaker
Important point in communication ethics Understands the meaning Appropriate words Confidently Sound level Body language Persuasive
Maintain your credibility and reputation Emotions Communicating without fear
Ethics
Ethics
SABA IBRAR 0030
3 Ethics can not be avoided Ethics involves both motives and results Ethics is a matter of: who what when where why
. Ethical Communication in Business Every business is dependent on effective ethical communication. It's what makes new policy in government, raises money for nonprofits and strengthens a business. Business communication occurs any time a message is given or received, whether it's verbal or nonverbal, between two businesses, a business and its employees or a business and the public. The messages sent and received by a business need to follow ethical norms that don't offend or make individuals feel uncomfortable.
Your way of talking Politeness Behavior with other person Control your emotion
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  • 6. Ethics is a set of moral principles and a code for behavior that govern an individuals actions with other individuals and within society.
  • 7. 4 Secrecy Whistle blowing Leaks Apology Rumors & Gossip Lying Euphemisms Ambiguity
  • 8. Work to be a good person Communicate constructively Care about your audience
  • 9. The speaker must respect the members of an audience and show a genuine concern for their thoughts and feelings.
  • 13. Ethical communication Ethics is important in communication since it satisfies basic human needs, creates credibility, unites people and leadership, improves decision making and secures the society. Ethics brings a sense of right and wrong in organizations
  • 14. Ethics- a persons sense of right and wrong. Ethics + Responsibility=a good speaker
  • 15. Important point in communication ethics Understands the meaning Appropriate words Confidently Sound level Body language Persuasive
  • 20. 3 Ethics can not be avoided Ethics involves both motives and results Ethics is a matter of: who what when where why
  • 21. . Ethical Communication in Business Every business is dependent on effective ethical communication. It's what makes new policy in government, raises money for nonprofits and strengthens a business. Business communication occurs any time a message is given or received, whether it's verbal or nonverbal, between two businesses, a business and its employees or a business and the public. The messages sent and received by a business need to follow ethical norms that don't offend or make individuals feel uncomfortable.
  • 22. Your way of talking Politeness Behavior with other person Control your emotion