social norm

The community has much to do with the development of social norms.

These women cannot change behavior too much from social norms or risk being cut off.

It is not a social norm, however, for two men to share a bed.

These works deal with issues that were considered to be outside the social norms.

Social norms against such practices are quite strong as well.

Social norms are different in one culture as opposed to another.

The social norms of the era make it difficult for them to create a life together.

Such an impression can only be created when there are social norms.

It can also take families some time adjusting to different social norms.

The social norms that guide people are not always normal for everyone.

As any thinking person knows, without social norms there can be no society whatsoever.

Others, for example social norms and cultural values, were little affected.

"But when you're home alone, potentially getting high by yourself, those social norms go out the window."

I'm saying we should pause before this becomes the social norm.

Your child may not understand the social norms and rules that come more naturally to other children.

The new program will work largely on changing what are known as "social norms" among students.

Most recently, he examined the relationship between social norms, private discipline and public law.

This climate of change led many, particularly the young, to challenge social norms.

He simply assumes that no one else has done so because there's a social norm against it.

Social norms have a way of maintaining order and organizing groups.

The children they are teaching often have little English and come to school with poor understanding of keeping to any social norm.

Most notably, this period shifted social norms of work and life.

They also adhere to social norms for how different people should behave.

Many of the Somali social norms come from their religion.

In doing this, social norms are cultivated and emphasized as well.