Norm (sociology)
:See also cultural norm.
Levels of enforcement
Levels of enforcement, in decreasing order:
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- Violations of norms are punished with sanctions, possibly enforced by law.
- Violators of norms are considered eccentric or even deviant and are stigmatized.
- Alternatives are not presented as equal, the "normal" situation is assumed (e.g. somebody's lover is assumed to be of the opposite sex, a president is assumed to a man, a not-so-young adult is assumed to be married or to have been married, a couple is assumed to have or want children)
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| ► | Introduction |
| ► | Justification and origins |
| ► | Levels of enforcement |
| ► | Types of norms |
| ► | Example (gift exchange) |
| ► | See also |
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