《实用社交礼仪》课程授课教案第一章社交礼仪概述（Practical social etiquette course, lesson plan, Chapter 1, social etiquette overview）.docVIP

《实用社交礼仪》课程授课教案第一章社交礼仪概述（Practical social etiquette course, lesson plan, Chapter 1, social etiquette overview） Practical social etiquette course, lesson plan, Chapter 1, social etiquette outline, etiquette concept: Courtesy: it is a feeling of reverence from the bottom of the heart, embodied in courtesy and etiquette. Politeness: refers to peoples good speech and behavior in the process of social interaction. Politeness emphasizes the human quality and self-cultivation; is the external manifestations of a person in the way of getting along with people. Divided into polite language and polite action. Etiquette: refers to people in communication occasions, mutual respect and friendship of habitual form, is the specific expression of courtesy. Courtesy and etiquette are complementary, courtesy is the unity of courtesy and etiquette. Without courtesy, there is no courtesy. With politeness, it is bound to be accompanied by specific etiquette. Instrument: the external image of a person, characterized by appearance, deportment, appearance, ceremony, etc.. At the same time, it also refers to a matter of propriety, measurement, embodied in the ceremony. Etiquette and custom is folk custom and etiquette. It refers to all kinds of customs and habits. It is a special form of etiquette. Etiquette and custom are formed by history, popularized in society and groups, and rooted in peoples psychology, often repeated behavior in a certain environment. Ten miles, different winds, hundreds of miles, different customs, each nation, every region has its own customs and habits. Ceremony: Refers to the people in the form of social interaction activities in the process should comply with the common code of conduct and guidelines. The specific performance of etiquette, courtesy, ceremony, instrument and so on.? or to beautify themselves, respect others accepted norms and procedures. It is a sign of how civilized and civilized it is, in the form of a humble and respectful attitude, an elegant