How Are Social Norms Different from Social Roles

question 44

Multiple Choice

How are social norms different from social roles?

• A) Social norms refer to informal behavior expectations, while social roles refer to formal behavior expectations.
• B) Social norms are guides for behavior, while social roles are a set of social norms for the behavior of individuals with specific statuses.
• C) Social roles offer a general guide for behavior, while social norms are expectations associated with specific statuses.
• D) Social roles occur within the context of societies, while social norms occur within the context of cultures.

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