SOCIAL FOUNDATIONS OF PROFESSIONAL TERMS IN SPEECH ETIQUETTE PROCESSES

Abstract

We Advocate Truthfulness, Accuracy, Honesty, and Reason as Essential to the Integrity of Communication. As public speakers, one of the first ethical areas we should be concerned with is information honesty. Social communication refers to the use of verbal (spoken language) and nonverbal (eye gaze, facial expression, gestures) communication in social situations, to tell other people what you want, express feelings, relate to other people and develop meaningful relationships. Public speaking is a valuable skill that can help you communicate effectively, persuade others, and boost your confidence. However, it also comes with certain etiquette rules that you should follow to respect your audience, your hosts, and yourself. In this article, we will discuss some of the most important public speaking etiquette rules and how to apply them in different situations. Professional etiquette is about presenting yourself with polish and professionalism that demonstrates you can be trusted and taken seriously. Professional etiquette means being comfortable around people and making them comfortable around you.