Question 1

Habits are baseline practices that you automatically execute in your actions

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False  True

Question 2

You use your moral imagination in the logical test of reversibility, e.g., to picture yourself as experiencing consequences of applying a specific ethical value, such as truthfulness

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False  True

Question 3

One weakness of codes of ethics is that

Accepted Answer

A)  they require enforcement mechanisms. 
B)  they are understood as identifying minimum standards of ethical behavior, so people can stretch the rules and still consider themselves ethical. 
C)  codes of ethics only apply to professionals. 
D)  codes of ethics only apply to groups and organizations. 
A)  they require enforcement mechanisms. 
B)  they are understood as identifying minimum standards of ethical behavior, so people can stretch the rules and still consider themselves ethical. 
C)  codes of ethics only apply to professionals. 
D)  codes of ethics only apply to groups and organizations. B

Question 4

All empathy experienced by adults is the same as empathy experienced by babies.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 5

A code of ethics is a statement of ideals of ethical practice of an individual, group, or organization.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 6

By reflecting on your personal ethical commitments, you can decide which values and principles are part of your personal ethical standard.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 7

All moral emotions are learned.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 8

The moral emotions of the equality bias and disgust can interact with empathy,

Accepted Answer

A)  promoting compassion and kindness. 
B)  encouraging interaction with strangers. 
C)  interrupting automatic or cognitive empathy that stimulates ethical sensitivity. 
D)  stimulating openness with others. 
A)  promoting compassion and kindness. 
B)  encouraging interaction with strangers. 
C)  interrupting automatic or cognitive empathy that stimulates ethical sensitivity. 
D)  stimulating openness with others.

Question 9

The moral emotions of empathy, the equality bias and disgust provided early human beings with an evolutionary advantage by promoting cooperation within groups.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 10

The customized experience of the marketplace in western societies encourages ______.

Accepted Answer

A)  cooperation 
B)  hard work 
C)  individuality 
D)  empathy 
A)  cooperation 
B)  hard work 
C)  individuality 
D)  empathy

Question 11

One reason face-to-face communication is important in moral development is because it

Accepted Answer

A)  stimulates development of empathy. 
B)  is the most efficient form of communication. 
C)  occurs in families. 
D)  infants cannot speak. 
A)  stimulates development of empathy. 
B)  is the most efficient form of communication. 
C)  occurs in families. 
D)  infants cannot speak.

Question 12

A personal ethical standard is

Accepted Answer

A)  an expression of personal ethical commitments. 
B)  created through the process of moral development. 
C)  Innate. 
D)  Both a & b 
E)  Both a & c 
A)  an expression of personal ethical commitments. 
B)  created through the process of moral development. 
C)  Innate. 
D)  Both a & b 
E)  Both a & c

Question 13

Psychologist Sherry Turkle is concerned that when adults are distracted by their digital device, their communication with children does not encourage a child's development.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 14

Tests of logical analysis include consistency and ______.

Accepted Answer

A)  argumentation 
B)  rationalization 
C)  circumstances 
D)  reversibility 
A)  argumentation 
B)  rationalization 
C)  circumstances 
D)  reversibility

Question 15

The moral emotion of the equality bias

Accepted Answer

A)  creates a baseline sense of fairness or justice. 
B)  is learned. 
C)  contributes little to human survival. 
D)  makes its first appearance in adolescence. 
A)  creates a baseline sense of fairness or justice. 
B)  is learned. 
C)  contributes little to human survival. 
D)  makes its first appearance in adolescence.

Question 16

The experience of disgust can interfere with or stop experience of empathy or the equality bias.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 17

Formalized statements of ethics are codes or credos.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 18

Offering a justification for your action to others for their critical examination tests whether your values or principles are ethically acceptable to others.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 19

The emotion of empathy stimulates a person to understand another person in distress and to respond in ways that minimizes her distress.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 20

The descriptive study of ethics explains how practices of ethics develop.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Habits are baseline practices that you automatically execute in your actions

You use your moral imagination in the logical test of reversibility, e.g., to picture yourself as experiencing consequences of applying a specific ethical value, such as truthfulness

One weakness of codes of ethics is that

All empathy experienced by adults is the same as empathy experienced by babies.

A code of ethics is a statement of ideals of ethical practice of an individual, group, or organization.

By reflecting on your personal ethical commitments, you can decide which values and principles are part of your personal ethical standard.

All moral emotions are learned.

The moral emotions of the equality bias and disgust can interact with empathy,

The moral emotions of empathy, the equality bias and disgust provided early human beings with an evolutionary advantage by promoting cooperation within groups.

The customized experience of the marketplace in western societies encourages ______.

One reason face-to-face communication is important in moral development is because it

A personal ethical standard is

Psychologist Sherry Turkle is concerned that when adults are distracted by their digital device, their communication with children does not encourage a child's development.

Tests of logical analysis include consistency and ______.

The moral emotion of the equality bias

The experience of disgust can interfere with or stop experience of empathy or the equality bias.

Formalized statements of ethics are codes or credos.

Offering a justification for your action to others for their critical examination tests whether your values or principles are ethically acceptable to others.

The emotion of empathy stimulates a person to understand another person in distress and to respond in ways that minimizes her distress.

The descriptive study of ethics explains how practices of ethics develop.

The Centrality of Ethics in Human Communication

Ethical Reasoning About Human Communication

Six Ethical Values of Communication

Applying Ethical Values and Principles in Ethical Reasoning

Tradition Approaches to Ethical Theory

Contemporary Alternatives to Modernist Ethical Theories

Communication Ethics and Digital Communication

Communication Ethics and Community

Communication Ethics and Intercultural Communication

Your Practice of Communication Ethics

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Exam 2: Developing a Personal Ethical Standard for Human Communication

Habits are baseline practices that you automatically execute in your actions

You use your moral imagination in the logical test of reversibility, e.g., to picture yourself as experiencing consequences of applying a specific ethical value, such as truthfulness

One weakness of codes of ethics is that

All empathy experienced by adults is the same as empathy experienced by babies.

A code of ethics is a statement of ideals of ethical practice of an individual, group, or organization.

By reflecting on your personal ethical commitments, you can decide which values and principles are part of your personal ethical standard.

All moral emotions are learned.

The moral emotions of the equality bias and disgust can interact with empathy,

The moral emotions of empathy, the equality bias and disgust provided early human beings with an evolutionary advantage by promoting cooperation within groups.

The customized experience of the marketplace in western societies encourages ______.

One reason face-to-face communication is important in moral development is because it

A personal ethical standard is

Psychologist Sherry Turkle is concerned that when adults are distracted by their digital device, their communication with children does not encourage a child's development.

Tests of logical analysis include consistency and ______.

The moral emotion of the equality bias

The experience of disgust can interfere with or stop experience of empathy or the equality bias.

Formalized statements of ethics are codes or credos.

Offering a justification for your action to others for their critical examination tests whether your values or principles are ethically acceptable to others.

The emotion of empathy stimulates a person to understand another person in distress and to respond in ways that minimizes her distress.

The descriptive study of ethics explains how practices of ethics develop.

The Centrality of Ethics in Human Communication

Ethical Reasoning About Human Communication

Six Ethical Values of Communication

Applying Ethical Values and Principles in Ethical Reasoning

Tradition Approaches to Ethical Theory

Contemporary Alternatives to Modernist Ethical Theories

Communication Ethics and Digital Communication

Communication Ethics and Community

Communication Ethics and Intercultural Communication

Your Practice of Communication Ethics

Filters