The Utilitarian Approach to Communication Ethics Considers Communication to Be

question 95

Multiple Choice

The utilitarian approach to communication ethics considers communication to be ethical if

• A) you treat others as you would want to be treated.
• B) you would be judged as ethical by a board of your professional peers.
• C) you would be judged as ethical by the public if it appeared on a prime-time broadcast.
• D) an act brings good to a majority of people over time.

Identify sources to learn more about Deaf Culture.

Grasp the importance of language in Deaf Culture.

Recognize the initial professional contacts for hearing parents of deaf children.

Understand the concept of bicultural deaf identities.

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Definitions:

False Positive

An error in data reporting in which a test result improperly indicates presence of a condition (such as a disease) when it is not actually present.

Active System

Refers to systems or components in technology or biology that require energy input to operate and actively control or effect changes.

Organizes

The act or process of arranging, structuring, or classifying information, objects, or events based on similarities, differences, or specific criteria.

Retrieves

The act of getting something back from a place or bringing something to mind from memory.