The Concept of Social Norms Refers to

question 102

Multiple Choice

The concept of social norms refers to

• A) the most common beliefs, values, or behavior in a group of people.
• B) implicit or explicit rules a group has for acceptable beliefs, values, or behavior.
• C) social sanctions a group provides in response to deviant behavior.
• D) social practices designed to promote cooperation in a group.

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Definitions:

Sector

A distinct part of the economy or market, characterized by a specific type of activity, such as technology, healthcare, or finance.

Jobs

Positions of employment within an organization or through freelance opportunities, where individuals perform specific duties in exchange for compensation.

Ethical Challenges

Situations in which individuals or organizations must make decisions that could have significant moral implications, often involving a choice between competing values.

Sustainable Environment

An ecological state in which resources are used in a manner that preserves natural ecosystems and supports the well-being of current and future generations.