To clarify one's ideas, a speaker should employ the lowest level of __________ possible

The writer wrote, "The manager behaved like a hypocrite." The word "hypocrite" is an example of

a) libelous words. b) slanderous phrases. c) actual malice. d) false light.

As an arguer, you are concerned that you do not mislead or deceive those in your audience with your language choices, your organization of ideas and reasoning, or your use of extraneous information. Your concern is reflected by which ethical standard?

(a) Clarity (b) Efficiency (c) Honesty (d) Relevance