UNIT 4 AC2.1

What are norms?

• Rules that govern behavior in society

• Personal beliefs about what is right and wrong

• Legal regulations enforced by the government

• Informal agreements between friends

What are values?

• Monetary worth of an object

• Principles or standards of behavior

• Legal obligations

• Socially accepted punishments

What are norms?

• Expected ways to behave in society.

• Intrinsic attitudes taught by parents.

• Penalty, fine, imprisonment.

• Being told off, shouted at.

What are values?

• Expected behaviour in a particular society.

• Intrinsic attitudes/unwritten guidelines usually taught by parents.

• Penalty, fine, imprisonment.

• Being told off, shouted at.

What are informal sanctions?

• Expected ways to behave in society.

• Intrinsic attitudes taught by parents.

• Penalty, fine, imprisonment.

• Being told off, shouted at.

What are formal sanctions?

• Expected ways to behave in society.

• Intrinsic attitudes taught by parents.

• Penalty, fine, imprisonment.

• Being told off, shouted at.

Why do people follow the norms, values, and moral codes of society?

• Social control

• Personal gain

• Random choice

• Economic necessity

What are internal forms of social control?

• Controls from external authorities

• Controls from within ourselves, such as personalities and values

• Controls from societal laws

• Controls from peer pressure

Which of the following is an example of an internal form of social control?

• Police enforcement

• Personal values

• Government regulations

• School rules

How does religion act as an internal form of social control?

• By enforcing laws through government

• By influencing personal beliefs and behaviors

• By providing financial incentives

• By promoting technological advancements