Answer:
- Giving money instead of gifts on marriages.
- Giving money to children on special religious events.
- Financially helping relatives or friends during medical emergencies.
- Giving a present at the birth of a new child.
Explanation:
These social norms might sound like they are present in many other societies. If you are more specific about your culture or the country/sub-continent you belong to, I will be able to give more culture specific norms.
Answer:
The dependent variable and the independent variable.
Explanation:
The study found that students who were identified as upper-class took more candies than others. Two variables were recorded in order to conclude these findings, the independent variable, and the dependent variable. The <em>independent variable</em> was the <em>social status</em>, upper-class students and lower-class students. The<em> dependent variable</em> was unethical behavior represented by the<em> number of candies</em> each student took. These candies were meant for children in a nearby laboratory.
People deprecate assault because for them, assaults to religious, learned and civil institutions, is also assaults to the property.
Ralph Waldo Emerson detailed in his essay, "Self-Reliance", that men have esteem the religious, learned and civil institutions as guards of property. Thus, assault to these are assault to property. Their esteem is measured by what they have, and not what they are.
This depends on who's providing the theory but the best answer would be 8-10 years old. Of course, children start walking alone often even earlier, especially in societies where the raising children is not taken seriously or the children have high autonomy over their actions.
