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What does 'manner' refer to?
What does 'manner' refer to?
- The way of doing something (correct)
- The way a person behaves in society
- A universal list of rules for all societies
- A culture-specific set of behaviors
What is considered bad manners in Myanmar culture during mealtimes?
What is considered bad manners in Myanmar culture during mealtimes?
- A senior starting to eat before a junior
- Not listening to a senior with arms folded
- A junior starting to eat before a senior (correct)
- Not using utensils during meals
Why are manners important to consider?
Why are manners important to consider?
- Because they are only relevant in formal situations
- Because they can be different in different societies and cultures (correct)
- Because they are specific to one culture or society
- Because they are universal and apply to all societies
What is an example of something that may be acceptable in one society but not in another?
What is an example of something that may be acceptable in one society but not in another?
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What is a characteristic of good manners?
What is a characteristic of good manners?
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Study Notes
Manner vs. Manners
- Manner refers to the way of doing something.
- Manners refer to the way a person behaves in society.
Characteristics of Manners
- Manners can be good or bad.
- Manners can be polite or impolite.
Cultural Influence on Manners
- Every society and culture has its own list of good and bad manners.
- Manners can be universal, but some are culture-specific.
Examples of Culture-Specific Manners
- In Myanmar culture, it is considered bad manners for a junior to start eating before a senior does.
- In Myanmar culture, it is polite for a junior to listen with arms folded while being spoken to by a senior (e.g. parent or teacher).
Variations in Manners Across Cultures
- A manner that is acceptable in one society may not be tolerated in another.
- Examples of culture-specific manners include belching or breaking wind in company, which may be acceptable in one society but not in another.
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