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This Concept Map, created with IHMC CmapTools, has information related to: Ethics, participants have attitudes and standards that pervade their character and guide their actions before during, and after speaking meaning the ethics that guide speaking should be active before and after speaking, nonsense words, made up streets or false bodies of water used to protect content from theft, standards we use to determine right from wrong, or good from bad which can come from society in general, Ethics plays a role in speaking in two ways, standards we use to determine right from wrong, or good from bad which can come from logic, all parties in the communication have ethical responsibilities such as the speaker, any course dealing with academic behavior is relevant to a speech course, a speech course but especially any course dealing with academic behavior, Ethics can be defined as standards we use to determine right from wrong, or good from bad, any course dealing with academic behavior is relevant to standards we use to determine right from wrong, or good from bad, copyright traps are nonsense words, made up streets or false bodies of water, copyright traps has been replaced by Steganography, standards we use to determine right from wrong, or good from bad which can come from culture or tradition, speaking in two ways first all parties in the communication have ethical responsibilities, a speech course because Speaking skill per se is neither good nor bad. The skill can be used by good persons or bad persons. It can be put to the service of good purposes or bad purposes., standards we use to determine right from wrong, or good from bad which can come from religion, all parties in the communication have ethical responsibilities such as listener, Steganography is an ancient art hiding information in pictures, speaking in two ways second participants have attitudes and standards that pervade their character and guide their actions before during, and after speaking