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    thinking behind a persuasive speech. The five situations which a speaker may encounter‚ as put forward by Cicero‚ are the resultant of five different kinds of audiences which one may face with during a presentation or delivery. Therefore‚ as emphasized by Cicero himself‚ one must use different strategies in addressing different audiences‚ and it is absolutely vital one does that in the opening of one’s speech (571). The five different kind situations or causes as referred to by Cicero are namely

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    Event Event Information Event Title/Name: Night of Guiltless Pleasure‚ A Party for a Cause Date & Time of Program: September 27‚ 2013‚ 6pm Venue: Malolos Sports and Convention Center Hosting Organization: Bachelor of Arts in Mass Communication major in Broadcasting‚ Advertising Class Block 4-A (Creativo-Event that Matters) Contact Details: Milky Kathylene Y. Dapon- Event Head Organizer

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    Presented in partial fulfillment of the course SOCI 120: Introduction to Sociology Topic Laud Humphreys Case Study – Unethica Laud Humphreys: Case study – Unethical Robert Allen “Laud” Humphreys born 1930‚ in Chickasha‚ Oklahoma was an American sociologist and author. According to (Jones) he took the name Laud after an Anglican Church leader‚ William Laud (as cited in Galliher et la.‚ 2004) after he got baptized in an Episcopal church. He worked in a psychiatric hospital in the 1950’s

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    turned bald and old-looking. There should be a rigorous verification of the authenticity of such claims. In sum‚ advertisements are not to be considered only a means of entertainment‚ as they shape our young generation‚ and so are responsible for what kind of future citizens our country is going to get. Further‚ they by way of entertainment‚ should not give the impression that entertainment

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    in a life or death situation due to the fact of making the wrong decision.A life or death situation is something that has affected many‚ some people face this problem due to the fact that they were doing something dangerous that they weren’t suppose to do or thought they could handle and ended up hurting themselves for choosing to do the wrong thing.people should be accountable for their own actions in a life or death situation. People face life or death situations for many reason one

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    The Role of Leaders in Influencing Unethical Behavior in the Workplace Linda Klebe Treviño Michael E. Brown A fter years of focusing on explaining and predicting positive employee attitudes (e.g.‚ job satisfaction‚ employee commitment) and behaviors (e.g.‚ employee citizenship‚ work performance)‚ organizational behavior researchers have increasingly turned their attention to understanding what drives costly misconduct in organizations (Bennett & Robinson‚ 2000; Giacalone & Greenberg‚ 1997;

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    Natural Law - Natural Law is the theory that all humans can discover what is right‚ due to moral being written into our nature in some way. This theory suggests that there are some absolute ethical standards are the set by the way the universe is and the way humans are. Natural law lies a great deal of importance on applying reason and science and the use of ’inherent’ values such as fairness. Situation Ethics - Situation ethics are based on the principle of love‚ and how all right and good actions

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    I don’t think they were told in full context what to expect of the experiment. I don’t think Dr. Philip Zimbardo even knew what he was getting himself into by Conducting this experiment. Dr. Philip Zimbardo randomly assigned the participants into two groups by the flip of a coin. Half of them were guards and the others were

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    You are in a life-or-death situation with your friend‚ but only one person has a chance of surviving the situationwhat will you do in that situation? Would you sacrifice yourself for your friend or would you let your friend die? Consequently‚ should people be held accountable if they were in a life-or-death situation‚ they should be held accountable for their actions. Therefore‚ people that have a lack of judgment‚ will suffer from survivor guilt‚ and don’t want to pay the cost of rescues should

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    Situation Ethics is an agapeistic ethical theory; the Christian concept of unconditional love is the guiding principle of this theory. This theory was devised by Joseph Fletcher in the 1960s as a radical Christian ethic. It argues that agape is the only guiding principle in morality. This is taken from the golden rule in Christianity (love your neighbour as yourself). Agape is different from all other types of love like sexual love: it is unconditional. Situation Ethics rejects legalistic ethics

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