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Answer:
The correct response is Option D: Folkways.
Explanation:
The example of different social conceptions of proximity is an example of folkways. Folkways refer to the essential or characteristic customs and conventions of a community. Like in the United States it is not very common to welcome friends and family with a kiss, but in Latin America this is common. We often notice and feel taken aback when someone does something that is different than our own cultural practice. Mores are social norms that are widely observed within a particular society or culture, but to violate them is usually considered offensive or morally wrong. Folkways are standards of behavior that society approves of but they are not morally significant, like shaking hands.
Answer:
Many Jews believe that when the Messiah comes, he will: Rebuild the Temple in Jerusalem. Bring about the end of war so that everyone can live in peace. Unite all people regardless of differences like religion or culture.
Answer:
The professor used informal negative sanction to maintain social control.
Explanation:
A negative sanction is a punishment for breaking an established social norm. An informal sanction is the type that occurs in interaction with other people, instead of being carried out by an authority. Examples of everyday informal negative sanctions are gossip, social ostracism, public ridicule, insults, among others. In this case, the professor chose to punish the student by exposing them, making it clear they are breaking a norm and disrespecting others. He chose not to impose his authority as a professor, which would have been a formal sanction.
