A. Informal norms
B. Formal norms enforced by the state
C. Casual folkways
D. Less important than folkways
A. Rebel against group norms
B. Accept group norms
C. Respond only to negative sanctions
D. Respond only to violence
A. One cultural trait
B. A psychological condition
C. A cluster of traits centered around a common activity
D. A theater symphony hall and museum
A. A rock bands
B. The economy
C. A jail
D. A symphony orchestra
A. Personal adornment
B. Music
C. Food taboos
D. All of the above
A. Emphasizes math
B. Is based in stores
C. Opposes values of the mainstream culture
D. None of the above
A. Animals larger and stronger
B. People communicate with symbols while animals communicate with signals
C. Biology dictates human behavior while instincts direct animal behavior
D. People live in families while animals live in tribes
A. When people commit too many sins
B. When the court system declares that they are needed
C. When the folkways and mores are not sufficient to control behavior
D. When it is necessary to create folkways and mores
A. A football games
B. The football itself
C. The nfl rules
D. “competition is good for you”
A. Norm
B. Guideline
C. Folkway
D. Value