Biology, asked by roxy2007, 9 months ago

state five principles of good manners

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Answered by aryan1234243
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Explanation:

  • always do good things
  • always respect each other
  • always in helping mood
  • always fresh our dress etc
  • good manner
  • perfect in study etc OK friend
Answered by Anonymous
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Answer:

Good Manners & the 3 Principles of Etiquette

Manners are important because they outline the basics of how we should behave and how we expect others to behave towards us. All manners traditionally convey one or more of the 3 Principles of Etiquette: Respect, Consideration, and Honesty.

good manners

1. Respect

Respect involves acknowledging someone else’s worth and doing intentional acts to show that you care about another person.

This principle of etiquette can be conveyed in manners such as:

Giving someone your full attention

Not interrupting someone when they are speaking or working

Dressing appropriately for any given situation

Speaking appropriately/not speaking down to someone

Not participating in unkind jokes or taunting

Shaking hands

2. Consideration

Consideration means having empathy for another person and conducting yourself through thoughtful behaviour when interacting with someone else.

This principle of etiquette can be conveyed in manners such as:

Saying please and thank you

Holding a door open for someone

Chewing with your mouth closed

Saying excuse me

Offering to help when you can

Staying home when you are sick

Being on time

Honesty

Honesty is the act of being truthful, acting sincerely, and acting with integrity.

This principle of etiquette can be conveyed in manners such as:

Not participating in gossip

Not lying or cheating to get ahead

Giving praise

Taking accountability for your actions

Settle any disagreements in a responsible and calm manner

Always remember to display good manners while in the workplace and follow the 3 principles of etiquette (Respect, Consideration, and Honesty) to ensure that you are conducting yourself appropriately while at work.

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