Why Are Norms Such an Important Element of Culture

question 59

Multiple Choice

Why are norms such an important element of culture?

• A) Without norms society would be chaotic.
• B) People cannot survive without norms.
• C) Norms are the way that people communicate with each other.
• D) Norms are the basis for the formal education system.

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