By Definition, Ethical Communication

question 16

Multiple Choice

By definition, ethical communication

• A)is always effective in achieving its informative and persuasive goals.
• B)may be effective in achieving its informative and persuasive goals.
• C)cannot be totally effective in achieving its informative and persuasive goals.
• D)is all that matters and a message's persuasive component is irrelevant.

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Definitions:

Inspirational Motivation

A leadership approach that focuses on motivating followers by setting a clear vision and communicating it in a way that inspires them.

High Expectations

A principle that involves anticipating a high level of performance or outcome, often motivating improved results.

Communicate

The process of sharing information, ideas, or feelings between entities using mutually understood signs, symbols, or language.

Transformational Perspective

A leadership approach focused on inspiring and motivating followers to achieve beyond their expected performance through visionary leadership and personal attention.