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Unit 1. Elements of Protocol - Coggle Diagram

- - - - Before organizing an event, it must be perfectly classified according to the type or nature of the event: private, official, public, etc.
    - - Establish the necessary categories for the correct location of elements and people.
      - The hierarchy can be:
        
        a) Material:
        
        The one that orders symbols and instruments.
        
        b) Personnel:
        
        The one that orders people within the spaces to be established.
    - - Try to smooth and solve new and unfamiliar situations that may arise in certain events and occasions.
      - This principle is nothing more than a "buffer" in increasingly complex relations with different peoples, races, religions and cultures. The basis of this principle of harmonization is respect.
- - - - The person in charge of creating the necessary structures for the correct development of an event to be held, in which no formality or protocol, strictly speaking, is involved.
  - - - whose purpose is to
        
        The complete attention of the person or persons in our charge. Scheduling of visits of interest, assignment of security personnel, etc. This personal advice helps you in matters such as customs of the country, greetings, behaviors, etc. It is, in short, your personal advisory service on protocol issues.
- - - - Nobility, it was said at that time, is not only in the blood but also in the way of behaving before the King and the people. A fact that we must always keep in mind in our lives. You can be rich, educated and even a genius, but we are all people and we must behave politely with others. The rise of good manners was glossed by troubadours and chivalry novels where advice was given on how to be a polite lady or gentleman.
  - - - Etiquette: Ceremonial that must be observed in royal houses and in solemn public acts. Ceremony in treatment. Dress required in a certain act or event.
        
        Courtesy: Demonstration or act with which the attention, respect or affection that one person has for another is manifested. In letters, expressions of politeness placed before the signature.
        
        Urbanity: Relating to good manners, courtesy, politeness. Behavior of people in society