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ETHICS
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Communications
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Jan 9, 2024
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RETAKE THIS PRACTICE MILESTONE
13 questions were answered correctly
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3 questions were answered incorrectly
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Sarah has inherited a small sum of money from her uncle and wants to invest it. She has met with a
financial advisor and is now reviewing the information she received and comparing it with other
options.
What stage of the listening process is depicted in this example?
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Evaluating
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Understanding
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Receiving
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CONCEPT
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Stages of the Listening Process
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RATIONALE
Sarah is in the evaluating stage. The goal of this stage is to critically assess information, which
she’s doing by reviewing and comparing it with other options.
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From which historical period do we gain a sense that our moral character impacts our public
speaking?
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Remembering
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The Enlightenment
The Romans
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The New School
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CONCEPT
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History of Public Speaking
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Quintilian stressed the importance of truth and moral character in public speaking and built on
Cicero’s work by arguing that public speaking was inherently moral. He stated that the ideal
orator is "a good man speaking well.”
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David, a wedding officiant, is performing a wedding ceremony for a couple in front of their family
and friends.
What should David's primary concern be regarding his attire for the occasion?
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The Classical Period
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Choosing casual attire that he feels comfortable in
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Choosing attire that is expensive
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CONCEPT
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Presentation
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RATIONALE
David should choose attire that doesn’t distract and is in keeping with how family and friends
would dress for this occasion.
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John is a political candidate running for office. He gives a rally speech to a crowd of supporters in a
small town in the Midwest. In his speech, he touches on various issues affecting the local
community, such as job creation, infrastructure development, and education reform. He emphasizes
his personal connection to the town and presents himself as a true representative of the people's
interests.
What is the environmental context of John's speech?
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Choosing attire that is impressive to the audience
Choosing attire that doesn't distract from the ceremony
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CONCEPT
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Context: Situation, Environment, Culture, and Bias
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RATIONALE
The environmental context refers to the physical space and venue of an event. In this example, it
is a small town in the Midwest.
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Mark is giving a sales pitch at a trade show in a large convention center. Nearby, there are booths
and lots of people walking around and talking.
What type(s) of interference is Mark experiencing, and how should he proceed?
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John's political campaign
His personal connection to the town
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Issues affecting the local community
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A small town in the Midwest
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CONCEPT
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Noise and Interference
RATIONALE
The crowds walking around and talking are an external interference when Mark is giving his sales
pitch. He needs to make sure he can be heard, so he should check his microphone and make
sure he is speaking loud enough.
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Mark is experiencing internal interference because the
crowds make him nervous. He should take a few deep
breaths and continue his sales pitch.
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Mark is experiencing external interference from the
crowds walking around and talking. He should speak up
so people can hear him and check to make sure the
volume on his microphone is turned up.
Mark is experiencing both internal and external
interference, so he should stop speaking and wait for the
crowds to subside.
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Mark is experiencing asynchronous interference from his
environment and should ask convention staff for help.
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