What Are the Features That Differentiate Folkways, Mores, and Taboos

question 10

Multiple Choice

What are the features that differentiate folkways, mores, and taboos?

• A) Violating a taboo is the same as committing a crime, while folkways and mores are not criminal.
• B) Folkways are informal, while mores and taboos are formal.
• C) Each norm has a different level of negative sanctions that may result from norm breaking.
• D) Breaking a folkway is considered to be unethical, while breaking mores and taboos are considered criminal.

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