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    A public speaker should not have hidden or deceptive purposes in their speech, as it is unethical to provide information without honesty or distort facts. The purpose of public speaking should be to inform the audience, not for personal gain or malicious intent, as that defeats the purpose of being audience-centered. When creating a speech, public speakers should avoid selfish materials and customize their speech for the audience.

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    A public speaker should not have hidden or deceptive purposes in their speech, as it is unethical to provide information without honesty or distort facts. The purpose of public speaking should be to inform the audience, not for personal gain or malicious intent, as that defeats the purpose of being audience-centered. When creating a speech, public speakers should avoid selfish materials and customize their speech for the audience.

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    A public speaker should not have hidden or deceptive purposes in their speech, as it is unethical to provide information without honesty or distort facts. The purpose of public speaking should be to inform the audience, not for personal gain or malicious intent, as that defeats the purpose of being audience-centered. When creating a speech, public speakers should avoid selfish materials and customize their speech for the audience.

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    02 Checkpoint 2

    1. Is it ethical to have a hidden purpose in your speech? Justify your answer.


    Ethical public speaking pertains to providing honest facts without deception or
    distortion of information. It is not ethical for a public speaker to include malicious intent on a
    particular speech for personal gains or purpose. If ever there is, the purpose of the speech is
    already void. It is idle to involve the audience if your soul purpose is to deliver a material that is
    not going to have any use for them.
    As it was stated in the handouts, a self-centered speech defeats the purpose of public
    speaking, as every public speaker should be an audience-centered speaker. In the nature of this,
    there are vital steps to avoid creating a selfish material. This is through the process of speech
    customization.

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