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Throughout this course, you have looked at communication in a variety of contexts. You have seen how numerous elements affect the message sent, the meaning intended, and even the interpretation upon receipt of information. You have learned how important communication is in developing, defining, and terminating both professional and personal relationships. You also now recognize communication shapes our self-identity as we select messages to portray a desired identity and respond to others’ feedback about our identity.
LEARNING CONCEPTS THAT WERE TAUGHT IN THIS COURSE
1.    Examine the ethical concepts and principles of communication in several scenarios.
2.    Analyze communication according to concepts of verbal and nonverbal communication and listening.
3.    Prepare an educational presentation on effective communication between couples.
4.    Construct informative guidelines for communication between cultures in a health care setting.
5.    Compare electronic mediated communication with face to face communication.
6.    Design an informative tool on functional communication in the workplace group.
7.    Apply critical thinking skills to analyze a public speech.
Hopefully, you also can identify how the negative consequences of poor communication can lead to conflict and misunderstandings, damaged relationships, reduced self-esteem and even missed opportunities for advancement because of poor interviewing skills as a candidate.
Instructions
For your Signature Assignment in this course, you will prepare a Communication Ethics Journal. In each section of the course, you examined different types of communication and the particular type of ethical issues, guidelines, and dilemmas that relate to that type of communication. In your journal, note the type of communication studied in each activity, the ethical dilemmas and guidelines that relate to that type of communication, and at least two related resources. Also, include in your journal any questions or issues related to ethical communication that you feel you might like to explore further.
Length: 10-12 pages, including at least 14 references