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    596-597.) She becomes the perfect wife and mother. She pleases her husband in every way possible. She doesn't contradict his opinion. She still doesn't have an identity and is just the wife of Tovald Helmer. She builds her entire world around him and believes he is her hero who will always protect her as if she were a delicate flower. She puts her children and husband before herself. She believes, she only has value if she is a "good mother and wife." For the happiness of her family, she…

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    1) So apparently there is a social norm in classrooms. If a classroom isn’t filled and there are available seating you tend to not sit next to a stranger. The social norm is to at least have on seat in between you and the person next to you. Well I broke this social norm. I was running late to class and got there pretty late, so generally seats were taken. When I walked in, the room was pretty full, but there was still a good amount of empty seats, so I went over to the closes empty seat and sat…

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    Common Social Norms

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    A norm is what behavior, society deems acceptable in which most people within that society follow (Keirns et al., 2015, p.58). In the South, specifically Texas, it is a common social norm to say “Excuse me” when passing in front of someone. Another everyday norm is to stand in line and not just move in front of people, which can be claimed as rude; also it is acceptable to say “Thank you” when receiving help. The norm, I choose to break is to be disrespectful by not saying “Excuse me” in front…

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    Integrating Social Norms

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    have become oblivious to their surroundings, and consequently the people in them. Throughout the duration of this assignment, I was made aware of this social structure, and how I have become a part of it. Most of us do not intend to compose the masses, but are conditioned from birth to refrain from deviating. This process has integrated social norms into our lives, including standards regarding race, class, and gender. The scavenger hunt challenged the concepts I have been raised to believe and…

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    Unwritten Social Norms

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    and norms of a society and learn to function as its members. Behavior patterns that have been learned by us through the society govern the way we interact with others and behave in a society. Ways of behaviors are expected by the societies we live in and some of the behaviors are so ingrained in us that anything that deviates from the mode of behavior is considered a deviation from the norm.…

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    Social Norms In Brave

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    and other activities not necessarily affiliated with their social standing. In order to break the spell, Merida…

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    What Are Social Norms

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    Social norms are expectations, or rules of behavior, that reflect and enforce values of what is socially expectable. I found it most interesting that at your own home, we do not ask permission for common daily task. When you are visiting others, you ask or make it clear what you are about to do. For example, at home I do not ask to use the bathroom. At my friend’s home I will ask, unless I am very close with them. If I am close with this particular friend, then I make it clear I am going to the…

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    Because we as humanity live in the social norm we have created, it can best be defined exactly as that - the cultural, economical, industrial, and social sphere of influence that eclipses all humanity in a minor or major way, while supplying variants for each aspect of the sphere depending on particular group of humans. Basically, it 's where…

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    Breaking Social Norms

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    The social norm we broke was dancing in public, and not just dancing, dancing baldy. In public people are supposed to behave civilly and keep to themselves. Dancing in public breaks this norm because it calls attention to oneself and distracts others from their tasks. Shoppers generally go to get their items as quickly and efficiently as possible. Going to a store to dance is not a normal activity one would participate in. It is a folkway because there isn’t any moral significance attached to…

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    The essay touches on the marriage perception that once seemed to be a social norm, but it seems to be converting to the concept of cohabiting as time progresses. From the essay, the U.S. Census Bureau claims that one million people were cohabiting, but the numbers increased dramatically since then. Currently, nearly half the population in the United States from 35-39 years of age are cohabiting according the U.S. Census Bureau. Nowadays, cohabitation is normal and there are a plethora of reasons…

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