pbA witty, sophisticated guide to the new principles of modern social behavior, by a psychologist and popular alternative-etiquette-and-ethics gurubppThis is no rule book about forks and calling cards. As a child, Robin Abrahams was bitterly disappointed when her parents forced her to have a lemonade stand rather than a booth for dispensing advice. In iMiss Conduct's Mind over Mannersi, Abrahams, now a psychologist and the popular Miss Conduct columnist for iThe Boston Globe Sunday Magazinei, tackles the perplexing social dilemmas of our time pp- Is it polite to say Bless you to a sneezing atheistbr- Should a foreign person's name be pronounced in his native accentbr- Does knitting at a meeting display a lack of attention or superior multitaskingbr- Can a restaurant these days still be so fancy that you cannot request a doggie bag with dignitybr- What's a nice vegetarian to do if Gypsies give her bread smeared with lardppBringing to bear the insights of psychology, Abrahams outlines ei