Why Are Those Who Break Mores More Severely Sanctioned Than

question 33

Multiple Choice

Why are those who break mores more severely sanctioned than those who don't follow folkways?

• A) Because informal norms may be violated without serious consequences.
• B) Because breaking a more is universally offensive.
• C) Because mores are based on cultural values and are therefore considered to be crucial for the well-being of the group.
• D) Because all mores are considered taboos.

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