Understanding Different Types of Norms

The video tutorial by Brian Perez explores different types of norms: social, moral, religious, and legal. Social norms are unwritten rules influenced by context and social pressure. Moral norms are self-imposed, guided by ethics and values. Religious norms are faith-based, often dictated by divine authority. Legal norms are state-enforced laws with penalties for non-compliance. Each type of norm serves to regulate behavior within society, with varying degrees of authority and enforcement. The video concludes with a call to action for viewers to engage with the content.

What are the four types of norms discussed in the video?

• Social, Ethical, Cultural, Legal

• Social, Moral, Cultural, Legal

• Social, Ethical, Religious, Legal

• Social, Moral, Religious, Legal

Which type of norm is influenced by context and changes depending on the situation?

• Legal norms

• Social norms

• Moral norms

• Religious norms

What is a possible social sanction for not following social norms?

• Imprisonment

• Fines

• Social exclusion

• Community service

Which type of norm is created by oneself and is fulfilled voluntarily?

• Legal norms

• Religious norms

• Moral norms

• Social norms

What can result from breaking one's own moral standards?

• Legal penalties

• Religious punishment

• Remorse

• Social exclusion

Which type of norm is imposed by faith and comes from God or his representatives?

• Legal norms

• Religious norms

• Moral norms

• Social norms

What is an example of a religious norm?

• Listening without interrupting

• Paying taxes

• Not lying

• Prohibition of consuming pork

Which type of norm is coercive and enforced by the public force if necessary?

• Social norms

• Legal norms

• Moral norms

• Religious norms

Who has the authority to create legal norms?

• Society

• Individuals

• The State

• The Church

What is a possible penalty for not complying with legal norms?

• Social exclusion

• Remorse

• Fines or imprisonment

• Religious punishment