The Meaning and Definition of Etiquette

​About the Author: Elizabeth Soos

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Today ‘etiquette’ applies to all human beings, in showing kindness, empathy and respectfulness to
everyone, whether they may know them or not.

Basic etiquette example:
"The golden rule - “treat others as you would like others to treat you."

Types of etiquette today:
Social, professional, dining, communication.

Why is etiquette important and relevant today?
Etiquette allows for positive actions and responses.

​Etiquette is derived from étiquette, a French word created approx. 1750's onwards by King Louis XIV.
It's meaning is 'little ticket.'  'Little ticket' or etiquette involves 3 things:

1.  Manners: someone's outward behaviour towards another.
2.  Politeness: a manner that is respect and kind.
3. Respect: showing regard towards someone and displaying dignity.

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