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Dignity:
refers to ensuraning that listeners feel worthy, honored, or respected as indivuals.
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Integrity:
signals the speaker incorruptibility- that he or she will advoid compromising the truth for the sake of personal expediency
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Trustworthiness:
a combination of honesty and dependability
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Respect:
is demonstrated by addressing audience members as unique human beings and refraining from any form of personal attack
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Responsibility:
being accountable for what you say
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Fairness:
seing all sides of an issue and acknowledgeing the information listeners need in order to make informed decisions
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Hate speech:
any offensive communication, verbal or nonverbal,that is directed against people racial, ethnic, or religious, gender or other characteristic
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Plagiarism:
passing off of another persons information as one's own
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Wholesale plagiarism:
cut and paste info thats not yours
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Patchwrite plagiarism:
copying material into your speech from a source, and then changing and rearranging words and senternce structure.
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Paraphrase:
restatement of someone else's ideas, opinions, or theories in the speakers own word.
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Direct quotations:
are statments made verbatim- or word for word by some one else
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Common knowledge:
information that is likely know by many people
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Copyright:
is a legal protection afforded the original creators of literary and artistic works.
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Public domain:
any one may produce it
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