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    Breaking A Social Norm

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    still said no. If so‚ did you ever wonder why? Well‚ the answer is pretty simple‚ it was because society said so. Over time society has created these set of unspoken rules that are known as social norms. Society basically tells you how you should act‚ and what you can do and can’t do. We abide by these rules because that’s what society taught us is acceptable. Consequently‚ if we deviate from these norms we face social repercussions‚ like‚ gossip‚ shunning‚ and even physical harm. So‚ your parents

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    EXAMINE THE WAYS IN WHICH SOCIOLOGISTS HAVE EXPLAINED THE PROCESS OF SOCIALIZATION. Sociologists explained the process of socialisation in many different ways – they have looked at all factors which could occur in such process. The socialisation starts within the family and relatives where babies are imposed to four processes identified by Oakley as: manipulation‚ canalization‚ verbal appellations and differential activity exposure. Through these‚ parents teach their children things such as eating

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    Social Norms Anywhere we go‚ there are going to be at least a couple of different norms occurring at the same time. From walking onto a train to sitting in a someone’s home‚ everyone will behave in distinct manners to which they have grown accustomed. The way we behave is not in the matter of right or wrong‚ but only what our society allows us to. In our society‚ we have a number of society norms that we abide by. For example‚ there is an unwritten rule of how one should behave in an elevator

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    How has the changing nature of society and communal values resulted in law reform? As societies and social values evolve‚ law reform is implemented to ensure that the legal system is parallel to changing communal values. In the aspect of family law‚ law reforms have been initiated in a range of aspects such as parental responsibility‚ alternate family relationships‚ surrogacy‚ birth technologies and more. Alternate family relationships: Whilst previously the general idea of family was a married

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    Social Norm Violations

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    our adherence to social norms we must understand what they are and the various ways in which they can be broken and violated. These violations can vary greatly and be anywhere between quirky and frightening. The intensity of discomfort associated with these violations depends not only on the violation itself but on the individual performing‚ experiencing‚ or witnessing it making the spectrum of reactions widespread and interesting. There are two ways to truly explore norm violations‚ to observe others

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    1) Do you think conformity with norms in general is a good or bad thing? Why? Conformity can come in useful when we are in unfamiliar surroundings or activities. Everyone has done it in some way or another throughout their life and it really can come in handy with unknown situations. I would say it can be good and bad‚ if there is a social norm that is meant to keep order and peace‚ then conforming to this standard can be considered good. However when the norm is intentionally used to harm or disrupt

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    Today when I was dining with my family in a formal restaurant‚ I broke two of the similar cultural norms. One being that‚ I drank my soup using a fork‚ where the norm is to drink soup with spoon. The second being that I use my knife to eat my cake‚ where it should’ve been eaten using a fork. It might seem that these two actions that violate the cultural norms is small‚ but the reaction that I got from other people is extensive. As I was committing the act‚ I noticed that the surrounding people

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    Literature is used as a medium to evoke self-reflection in an individual‚ the responders are forced to reconsider core values in which they live by. Robert gray explores the misplaced values of Australian society‚ suggesting that the focus has changed to materialism‚ personal gratification‚ consumerism and technological advancement. Through his exploration of the aesthetics of myopia and decay‚ which occur across both his poems‚ “North coast town” and “ Flames and Dangling wire” Gray

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    Social norms are patterns of behaviors that we are expected to follow within a group or society that is considered as normal (“What is social norm?”‚ n.d.). Although there are many social norms that I have in my family‚ there is one specific norm that I have recently violated. Not interrupting someone while they are talking is known in my family as a huge sign of respect. I was taught that it is very important that everyone can talk about their ideas without being rudely interrupted. When I first

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    Violating Social Norms

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    Personal space. All people value this as social boundary and create appropriate norms. As we were assigned this task of violating a social norm in public‚ I began to consider all the strange personal space norms our society and campus holds. For example‚ while riding the bus if there a few people on it‚ you are typically going to sit two seats or more away from one another. However‚ when the bus is packed to the brim‚ which is the only time you are permitted to sit right beside a person or stand

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