Sanctions &Norms

Multiple Choice

Driving on the right side of the road, paying taxes, and not stealing are …………………………… norms that are legally enforced

• Formal norms

• informal norms

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•In many cultures, forming a line and waiting for your turn in public places like banks or grocery stores is ………………………………… norm that helps maintain order and fairness.

• formal Norms

• Informal Norms

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Dressing in professional attire, such as suits and ties for men or business suits for women, is a ……………………….norm in many corporate environments.

• formal norms

• informal norms

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•……………………………………norms include saying "please" and "thank you," using proper table manners, and addressing people with appropriate titles like "Mr." or "Mrs."

• Formal norm

• Informal norm

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•While not explicitly enforced by laws, maintaining a certain distance from others during conversations is ………………………..norm that people generally follow.

• Formal Norms

• Informal Norms

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Following guidelines for plagiarism, attending classes regularly, and submitting assignments on time are ………………………..norms within educational institutions.

• Formal Norms

• Informal Norms

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•norms dictate that people greet each other with a handshake, a wave, or a hug, depending on the relationship and cultural context.

• Formal Norms

• Informal Norms

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Bringing a small present when invited to someone's home for dinner is ………………………………………..norm that expresses gratitude and politeness in many societies

• Formal Norms

• Informal Norms

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•Bathing regularly, brushing teeth, and wearing clean clothes are ………………….. norms that contribute to personal hygiene and societal expectations.

• formal norms

• informal norms

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•Bathing regularly, brushing teeth, and wearing clean clothes are ………………….. norms that contribute to personal hygiene and societal expectations.

• formal norm

• informal norm

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•Participating in elections and casting a vote is …………………………norm in democratic societies, backed by legal requirements and regulations

• formal norms

• informal norms

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In many cultures, leaving a gratuity for service providers such as waiter staff, taxi drivers, or hairdressers is ………………………..norm that demonstrates appreciation for their service

• Formal norms

• informal norms

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•Showing deference and respect to older individuals within a community is a ………………….that reflects cultural values and expectations regarding intergenerational relationships.

• formal norm

• informal norms

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•Saying "Bless You" after a Sneeze: In many cultures, it is a folkway to say "bless you" or offer a similar response when someone sneezes as a polite and customary social interaction

• formal norm

• informal norm

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•The more of honesty is valued in many societies, where lying, cheating, or breaking promises is considered ……………………………………..and can lead to social disapproval or legal consequences.

• Formal Norms

• Informal Norms

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•Forming a line and waiting patiently for one's turn in various settings, such as in a queue at a ticket counter or at a cafeteria, is a …………………… that helps maintain order and fairness in everyday interactions.

• Mores

• Folkways

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•When testifying in a court of law, this is a ……………………………that requires individuals to tell the truth under oath, as per the legal system's emphasis on honesty and justice.

• Mores

• Folkways

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•Using utensils, chewing with one's mouth closed, and not talking with a full mouth are examples of ……………………….. that guide proper behavior during meals and reflect societal expectations of politeness

• Mores

• Folkways

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•Friends complimenting someone on their new haircut, outfit, or a job well done

• formal sanction

• informal sanction

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•An employee receiving the "Employee of the Month" award for exceptional performance at work.

• formal sanction

• informal sanction

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•A student receiving a scholarship for achieving high academic grades and participating in extracurricular activities.

• formal sanction

• informal sanction

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•Sending a thank-you note to someone who helped you in a time of need or provided support.

• formal sanction

• informal sanction

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An employee being promoted to a higher position in the company due to their dedication and hard work

• formal sanction

• informal sanction

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•An audience clapping and cheering at the end of a musical performance or a public speech.

• formal sanction

• informal sanction

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Friends giving each other high-fives after winning a game or achieving a shared goal

• formal sanction

• informal sanction