Answer:
Ethics
Explanation:
In Public speaking, ethics refers to a set of principles that public speaker must held in order to determine the 'wrong' and 'right' way of presenting information when speaking in public.
Here are several ethical principles that must be held by the public speakers:
- The speakers must not mischaracterized other people during the public speaking process.
- The speakers must not spread false information about any topic/circumstances
- The speakers need to avoid the use of Stereotypes when describing a certain group in public
- The speakers must be aware of the social characteristics of the audience, and deliver their speech in a way that is not offending the audiences.
I believe the answer is: He's constantly having nightmare on his sleep and constantly do a violent outburst as if someone is trying to hurt him.
All of those signs point to a post traumatic stress disorder. This could only happen if in his personal mind, he still believed that he is on a battlefield, even if now he is currently at home. The horrible experience that he face on the battlefield still haunting his mind .
the authority to make laws
Constitution is the supreme law of the land
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