Norms are essentially ?
Correct answer: C. rules for behavior
- A. what is right
- B. what is most feared
- C. rules for behavior
- D. systems of rewards and punishment
Explanation
Norms are shared rules or standards that guide how people are expected to behave. Systems of rewards and punishment may enforce norms, but they are not norms themselves.
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