Which approach to intercultural ethics attempts to gather facts and make generalizations?

a. empirical
b. normative
c. theoretical
d. A and C are true. 19.The universalist approach grounds ethics in ________

When speakers substitute the word "flight attendant" for "stewardess" or "steward," they are using language that is

a. politically incorrect. b. biased. c. gender-neutral. d. standard.

Role-taking can be thought of as:

a. guess-work to estimate how an audience will respond to a message. b. anticipating a reaction rather than waiting for a person's actual feedback. c. a way to understand difficulties or objections to your message. d. all of the above are forms of role-taking