1/8 Mon Norms and Values Reading

What are folkways?

• Everyday habits and behaviors considered normal

• Deeper rules tied to what's right and wrong

• Cultural beliefs and ideas

• Personal achievement and independence

Which of the following is an example of mores?

• Stealing

• Waiting in line

• Saying 'please' and 'thank you'

• Using social media

What are values?

• Unwritten rules that guide us

• Beliefs and ideas that are important to people

• Everyday habits and behaviors considered normal

• The way we see the world

Where do values come from?

• Culture, religion, or family

• Personal achievement and independence

• Everyday habits and behaviors

• New technology

What do norms and values help us do?

• Rethink what we believe

• Create new technology and social media

• Understand each other and make choices that keep our community strong

• Break the unwritten rules in our community

What can bring new ideas and challenges to our world?

• Breaking the unwritten rules in our community

• Using phones and social media

• Sharing ideas and cultures from different places

• Following folkways and mores

What do norms and values help us understand?

• The everyday habits and behaviors considered normal

• The deeper rules tied to what's right and wrong

• Each other and the changes in our world

• The beliefs and ideas that are important to people

What do values shape?

• The unwritten rules that guide us

• Our choices and the way we see the world

• The beliefs and ideas that are important to people

• The building blocks for creating rules and norms

What are norms and values like in our society?

• The barriers that separate us

• The reason for conflicts and disagreements

• The glue that holds our society together

• The obstacles that prevent change

How do norms and values change?

• When people from different places share their ideas and cultures

• When new technology like phones and social media is introduced

• Both A and B

• Neither A nor B