etiquettes
Etiquettes refer to the customary rules and conventions that govern social behavior in a given culture, organization, or situation. They are guidelines for respectful, predictable interactions and are intended to reduce miscommunication, show consideration, and signal social roles. Etiquette is not a law; it is voluntary and often learned through observation, instruction, and practice.
Etiquette spans several domains, including dining, greetings, attire, communication, business interactions, and digital conduct. Dining etiquette
Cultural variation: Etiquette varies widely between cultures and can change over time. What is polite in one
Etiquette often overlaps with manners. Etiquette refers to codified norms, while manners describe the broader behavior
In practice, etiquette serves to facilitate social interaction and create a sense of order in public and