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Formal situations are social, business and institutional events and interactions that are governed by structure such as rules and norms. These typically call for a serious demeanor, politeness and respect for the goals, traditions and meaning of a social situation. The following are common examples of formal situations.
Academic Conferences | Academic Lectures | Award Ceremonies | Board Meetings | Business Meetings | Ceremonies | Classical Music Concerts | Client Presentations | Court Hearings | Debutante Balls | Diplomatic Meetings | Fashion Shows | Formal Dinners | Formal Receptions | Formal Theater Productions | Fundraising Events | Gala Dinners | Government Sessions & Hearings | Graduation Ceremonies | Industry Conferences | Job Fairs | Job Interviews | Memorials & Funerals | Negotiations | Networking Luncheons | Opera | Press Conferences | Product Launches | Proms | Religious Services | Rites of Passage | Rituals | Seminars | Shareholder Meetings | State Functions | Summits | Symposiums | Team Meetings | Thesis Defenses | Weddings |
SummaryFormal situations include high culture such as fine cuisine, meaningful and traditional events such as weddings and situations that have commercial or social consequences such as a job interview or court hearing. The following is a basic overview of formal situations with additional examples.DiscussionTraditional dress such as a kimono is usually viewed as formal.Many levels of formality exist such as business formal, black tie and white tie.Next: Social Situations
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