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    Shawn Park Professor Archer Sociology 2/25/2015 Breaking Social Norm In every aspects of society‚ there are social norms. If there are no norms‚ we would be living in a world full of chaos because norms define which behaviors are normal and which behaviors are not normal. These social norms are important to know so people do not act in a particular way that would cause Deviance‚ behavior that violates norms. On February 13th‚ 2015‚ I was in my sociology class to obtain some new information and

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    A social norm is the rules of behavior that are considered acceptable in a group or society. People who go against the social norm may be shunned or looked at as a bad person. For my social norm breaching experiment‚ I decided to dress up as a hospital patient that had just been released from the hospital and walk around Wal-Mart. My mom is a registered nurse at the Baptist Memorial Hospital‚ so she was able to get me the materials that I needed to conduct the experiment. I decided to do this at

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    Social Norms: The Codes to Follow Ralph Waldo Emerson‚ an American poet once wrote “the value of a dollar is social‚ as it is created by society.” Throughout time society has become a “parent” to the many people. Society is the most influential aspect of life in today’s world. Many factors influence a person’s life‚ such as the media‚ work and school. Going back to Emerson‚ people have taken the place of the dollar in his quote. An individual is no longer valued by what he thinks of himself‚ he

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    courageous in making their own decisions‚ even if it is not what society thinks is the “right” thing to do. They are stepping out of the social norms by portraying behaviors that are not considered acceptable in society. Humans of all ages mainly rebel against societal expectations than conform to them by taking a stand against authority and stepping out of the social norms that are found in society. Society forces expectations upon

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    1. Failure to conform to social norms There can be no keener revelation of a society’s soul than the way it treats its children – Nelson Mandela Nowhere else we will find such an utter disregard for social norms as in the case of marketing tobacco to children. It is long proven that tobacco consumption has a harmful impact on kids. In spite of numerous settlement suits and laws that have been framed to curtail tobacco marketing to kids‚ marketers continue to entice and addict kids (16). The consequences

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    Norms Norms in a social setting can be described as customs or values representing what knowledge different individuals possess of what other people do (Hechter‚ 2005). They are regarded as forms of informal understanding or rules on the part of the individuals involved. Norms can be easily recognized from small group settings such as an office in order to improve add on the expectations or study them separately. Lots of norms exist in our daily lives and a good example may be the line made by students

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    children have reached adolescence‚ they have grown accustomed to having social normalities and morals guiding their lives. This spectrum of rules and guidelines in a human’s life can range on a broad spectrum; In particular social norms can easily shape young children’s’ choices quite easily. In The Lord Of The Flies‚ the basic human need for structure and order starts to protrude as the boys begin to form their new society and social norms on the Island. When the boys first arrived at the island‚ the boys

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    because of the contentious issue we were discussing. People conveyed their opinions regarding gender roles in a very explicit and coherent manner‚ and it really shows how my fellow peers have developed their own personal opinions regarding this social norm. The seminar began with Juliet stating that gender roles still are a part of lives and still play a heavy impact on both females and males. She referred directly to the Halloween costumes for little girls’ article that we examined couple of weeks

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    1960’s Vietnam War. Beatles. John F. Kennedy assassinated in 1963. First moon landing. Anti-war movement. Hippies. Revolution in social norms‚ clothing‚ music and drugs. The 1960’s were a pretty crazy ten years from the brutal Vietnam war to the popular rock band known as the Beatles. During this time there was a lot of ups and downs but it now goes down as a crucial time period for the United States. When you of the 1960’s the first thing that pops into many people’s head is the Vietnam

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    Social influence aims at developing pro-norm behavior by the distribution of social rewards or punishments. Particularly‚ social influence involves “connecting interests‚ attitudes and beliefs in one ‘attitude system’ to those in some other attitude system”. The dynamics related to the development of social influence mechanisms are basically started by the actor’s cognitive discomfort associated with 1) the perceived divergence with the norms of the group; 2) the sense of comfort that comes from

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