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True or false: when communicating with an individual with dementia you must always use their formal name?
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Essays are always formal.
Who can excommunicate an individual?
Excommunication is a formal removal of an individual from the church membership and informal separation from that individual
How do you convey professionalism when communicating?
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number
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copy
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Why is OK always capitalized?
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How do you address a person with an Ph.D in an email?
If it is formal, then address the individual as Doctor, (Dr, Smith).
How do you introduce a Ph.D to someone?
If it is formal, you could introduce the individual as, for example, Dr. Joseph Smith. When informal, I personally introduce the individual by name only.
