The Distinction Between "Folkways" and "Mores" Rests Upon the Fact

question 17

Multiple Choice

The distinction between "folkways" and "mores" rests upon the fact that:

• A) folkways are always part of popular culture; mores are not
• B) the violation of mores generally provokes a severe social reaction; the violation of folkways does not
• C) folkways are associated with a specific subculture; mores are not
• D) mores have a sociobiological basis; folkways do not
• E) folkways have a sociobiological basis; mores do not

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