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    comply with. Although the one that remains constant in all societies and households are norms. There are two types of norms, informal and formal. Norms are rules and expectations by which a society guides the behavior of its members. Particularly in the U.S we tend to focus heavily on the norms of society. If you so happen to break a norm it can be spread rather quickly through social media or word of mouth. Norms are key…

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    For this assignment, we were instructed to become deviant by publicly violate a minor societal norm. An action does not need to be criminal or rude to be deviant and can range from picking your nose in public to walking strangely in a crowd. Our society regulates what a normal behavior is, as well as the seriousness of varying acts of deviant behavior that goes against the norms. Norms and deviance change with the social context in which they are practiced. We were given this assignment in order…

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    standards of conduct which influence behavior is called “Social norms”. Social norms influence the behavior in many ways. Standing in a line is a social norms and people whole violate the rule are called to stand at the end. Social norms are thing that we follow and it’s influenceable to our behavior. We sometime don’t follow those rules, like cutting front of line when in hurry which influence other to do the same. Groups following the norms will go along. 2. According to the bls.gov The…

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    Field Project 3: Norm Breaching Experiment Huan Pham 11/19/17 A society is enriched with cultural values and norms. Therefore, members of the mentioned society subsequently and collectively follow the written and unwritten rules in order to be functional members of their society. Because every society has an exclusive set of rules that is different from each other, how a society functions is going to be different from each other as well. According to the sociologist Dalton C. Conley,…

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    According to the Module 7 lecture, norms are implied through social influences and interactions. Norms can be explicit, that is, general rules that are known to everyone that's part of a group, such as not speaking during class when the instructor is giving a lecture. Norms can also be implicit, where the rules are not so obvious, such as taking a bite of your food before a prayer at the dinner table is said. By observing the way that others behave in a particular group setting, we learn what we…

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    The Big Picture: Deviance Deviance is any behavior that violates cultural norms. What are norms you ask? Norms are guidelines or expectations for how we should behave in our day to day lives. Most members of society will accept social norms and expect others to do the same. Being expected to do something can put a lot of pressure on an individual. Our perception of behavior reflects a process of socialization that occurs over the course of our lives. We are expected to obey the laws so most…

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    For this sociological experiment I broke the norm that led to the ¨personal bubble¨ rule, by getting, “too close¨ to strangers when I talk to them by society's standards. This social norm shows that people are used to having their own space and not having others be within a certain distance. When you talk or interact with another person you both are in control of the personal space given. This leads to me testing others by stepping over boundaries to make them feel uncomfortable, nervous, or…

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    Social norms are defined as types or behaviors, or rules of behavior, that due to conformity, are deemed as acceptable. Our social behavior is directed by these social norms because if we did not follows these dorms, then society would shun us, or respond in a negative way. Also, due to our need to fit in and conform we follows these norms. I have seen a few times social norms be violated. Once at a college reunion with my mother, I saw an adult man rudely invade my friend’s personal space by…

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    A norm is something that is comfortable, standard, or usual. This norms paper I will discuss two times that I had violated a norm. Violating a norm is doing something that isn’t very normal for people to do. It’s not breaking any laws or rules but violating a norm. I decided to break two social norms that I thought would a good violation and something that I expected to see a lot of reactions with. I will then talk about nonverbal and verbal reactions that I got from people around me and…

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    The location I choose to perform my violation of a culture norm was at the cafeteria. I used the cafeteria that is in the Gordon student center. After trying to decide which cultural norm to experiment with, I choose to invade someone else's personal space. The plan I created was going up to someone in the cafeteria, and intentional sitting close to the person to invasion his personal space. Have no communication between us so the interaction would be silence. The social situation interaction…

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