Answer:
This behavior is an example of social norm.
Explanation:
In sociology, a social norm is an informal rule or guideline to people's behavior. In other words, it is some type of (in)action people expect from themselves and others under certain circumstances. Elevators are confined spaces where complete strangers end up standing side by side. Even a whisper can be heard across the place, which makes talking uncomfortable and intrusive. Staring at others or trying to make small talk is also frowned upon. Even though nobody says it, everyone is just anxiously waiting to get out of the elevator and feel free again. Ben knows that informal rule and acts according to it. He does not want to make anyone uncomfortable, so he avoids eye contact and talking. Ben is complying to a social norm.
The process of learning about one's abilities and characteristics by observing how they compare with those of others is known as social: comparison.
The agora was in the center of town. The center was the public and political life of the town which shows what was important to the people of Athens. In this agora, was the activity of the military, commerce, political and religion.
Globalization refers to the process of introducing one's culture, invention, or knowledge on international scale
Here are several things that is not influenced by Globalization
-- Subsistence farming
- The usage of ancient technique to build a building
- Closed civilization where people have no access to information (such as north korea)
- The use of more labor force for production
- Company that do manufacturing in own country
Boycott = the act of protesting by refusing to buy or use something
French and Indian war = A war for land control between Great Britain and France that left Britain in debt
The Daughters of Liberty = A female revolutionary group that organizes boycotts and supported the rebellion and war
The sons of Liberty = A revolutionary group that organized boycot and other acts of rebellion
The stamp act = A law passed by the British Parliament that levied taxes on British-stamped
"No taxation without representation” = A motto that became a rallying cry for revolutionaries in the colonies
