《社交礼仪概论》作业1(常老师提供)（Introduction to social etiquette, Assignment 1 (usually provided by teacher)）.docVIP

《社交礼仪概论》作业1(常老师提供)（Introduction to social etiquette, Assignment 1 (usually provided by teacher)） Introduction to social etiquette, homework 1 I. judgment questions 1, reception of many visitors should pay attention to ordering guests. B. 2, in social occasions, brothers, brothers and other names can be used at any time. * 3, in social activities, to heterosexual friends, if the relationship is very close, you can not call his surname, first name. * 4, take the business card, first of all to take a closer look. B. 5, you can print all kinds of patterns, patterns and so on on the business card. * 6, the elderly shake hands with the young, the elderly should first hand out. B. 7, dont shake hands with your left hand. B. Two, Jane answer 1, in social conversation, what are the specific topics should be avoided talking about? P39 1) personal privacy (2) make fun of each other; 3) censure others; 4) tend to be wrong; 5) objectionable. 2, select the correct, appropriate address, which principles should pay attention to? P2 Should pay attention to: First, to meet the practice; second, to take care of the habit; thirdly, to the romans. Three. Discussion questions On the basic characteristics of modern etiquette. Modern etiquette usually has the following four basic characteristics: 1) universality. In any country, on any occasion, in any social interaction, one must consciously observe etiquette. 2) normative. Pay attention to etiquette, must use standardized form of expression, will be widely recognized. 3) objectivity. In the face of their own different contacts, or in different areas of different types of interpersonal communication, often need to pay attention to different types of etiquette. 4) operability. In the specific use of etiquette, something for and do not have have their own specific, clear, workable way and method. Four. Application questions In social situations, what are the general order of introductions for others? In social situations, the order of prese