Ethical Communication

Do you practice ethical communication in this scenario?

You and your friend talk about the latest K-Drama you watched loudly inside the jeepney.

• yes

• no

Do you practice ethical communication in this scenario?

Your friends invited you to go to the beach with them. You did not ask for permission from your parents. When you came home, you told your parents you just stayed at your classmate's house.

• yes

• no

Do you practice ethical communication in this scenario?

You suspect that your friend spilled your secrets. But instead of confronting him/her first, you listened to what he or she says.

• yes

• no

Do you practice ethical communication in this scenario?

A person with a different accent presented in class. You laugh at how he or she pronounces certain words.

• yes

• no

Do you practice ethical communication in this scenario?

You only message your teacher for consultation during office hours.

• yes

• no

Do you practice ethical communication in this scenario?

Your friend does not want to share why he or she is upset, but you force him to do so anyway through blackmail.

• yes

• no

Do you practice ethical communication in this scenario?

You go to your friend's house and you see his/her parents. You pause for a while and greet them.

• yes

• no

Do you practice ethical communication in this scenario?

A person with different religious beliefs as you do tries to explain their practices. You listen intently and try to understand their views before giving comments or making judgments.

• yes

• no

Do you practice ethical communication in this scenario?

Someone asks for your friend's phone number. You ask for your friend's permission first before giving it to that person.

• yes

• no

Do you practice ethical communication in this scenario?

You told your friend that the deadline for the quiz was moved. He/she was not able to take the quiz because of that. You tell your teacher that you have misinformed your classmate.

• yes

• no