Facework Ethics
Facework Ethics is a theoretical framework within interpersonal communication ethics that systematically integrates moral principles into the management of face-related behaviors, distinguishing itself by emphasizing the ethical responsibilities individuals hold in preserving, respecting, and negotiating self-face and other-face in relational interactions.
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California State University, Stanislaus, United States
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