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    I read and study chapter 3. On page 83 of the text book. How norms, values, and sanctions gives society to support behavior in society within a society. The effects of mores vs folkways. Just like the police, government, and parents all important aspects in life to have in society to make a save environment by having rules to follow. The chapter explains how norms found values of behavior kept by society. Norms accept certain types of behavior. Formal norms enforce strict behavior for meeting…

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    Planned Parenthood Journey

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    I broke the folkway, or the minor everyday social habit, of appropriate topic of dress at church (Lecture). Outside of school, I am a peer to peer sex educator for Planned Parenthood, because of this I own Planned Parenthood clothing. I attended three conservative churches dressed in a t-shirt, hoodie and jeans. The t-shirt is bright pink and says “Planned Parenthood” on the front in lighter baby pink. Over this, I wore a light grey zip-up sweatshirt which stated “Teen Council” on the front and…

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    intentional or unintentional actions. Individuals are seen deviant when he/she goes against the norm. Deviance is relative when an act becomes deviant when it is socially defined as such. Folkways are basic conventions followed in society because it is what we are used to doing. An example of violating a folkway is not saying, “God Bless you” when someone sneezes. Mores are rules to do with our social rules and values. An example of violating mores is not being honest or not having integrity…

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    nothing to do with women. This is an example of social conflict because men are deciding for women. Social Conflict means theory based on the economy, dialect change, and revolution. Republicans are seeing this as a folkway, they think that Planned Parenthood is no help to our society. A Folkway is regarded as useful, but not essential for…

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    reactions to me walking around in my boxers was normal. No one seemed to mind when I asked, is it alright that I am in my boxers. In fact, most of the males on the floor walk around in their boxers. In an all male environment, most males break this folkway of walking around in boxers and don’t seem to care when other males do the same. I felt social excepted the whole time while I was conducting this experiment on the all male floor, and did not experience any difficulties carrying out this…

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    Cesare Beccaria

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    The way to get to a better society is by looking throughout the history of the entire world and look try to take the good out of many of the various societies we have on this planet. One way to do this is to look at many sociologist and their thoughts on society. One thing that continues to rear its head is the laws of all of these nations and we realize this is how we live on this planet is through laws that was placed upon us. It seems like no society throughout the world is without law, no…

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    “right” thing to do. In Sociology in Modules, by Schaefer, it states folkways of our world are defined as “standards of behavior maintained by a society” (66 par.1). Some specific norms are called formal norms, informal norms, and folkways. Schaefer also says how our formal norms are “written down and specify strict punishments”, while informal norms are “understood but not…written” (68 par.1-2). Then there are the norms called folkways which control our daily behaviors. We rely on these social…

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    Norms In Society

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    others. Established standards of behavior persistent within society are called norms, which play an important role in our social structure. As individuals, we have different values which are concepts of what we consider good and bad in our culture. Folkways, norms that control our everyday behaviors, affect the…

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    Community Fashion Observation Analysis The community or culture you associate yourself with is usually a big influence on the way you dress and present yourself. We see many people who like to step out and try new fashions that are out of the norm but usually people tend to stick to the fashion that is recognized by their specific community. This week I will discuss the relationship between community and fashion. I will describe my observation of a specific community and their fashion norms. I…

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    In Maria Chona’s “Autobiography of a Papago Women” (1936), the author speaks in detail about the Folkways of the Papago people and their change and continuity in the face of encounters with other cultures over the centuries. Maria Chona was very closely connected to the land being that she grew up amongst the desert. Culture was a great deal to her and her family since they followed the traditions that were performed by past generations. However, throughout the years the culture became civilized…

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