A cultural norm is:

A. punishment for violating a cultural value.

B. a set of rules that specify ranges of appropriate behaviors.

C. limited interpretative boundaries for individual behavior.

D. a widely held belief that affirms what is desirable and has an impact on activities.

E. all of these.

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15 November, 15:49

A cultural norm is:

A. punishment for violating a cultural value.

B. a set of rules that specify ranges of appropriate behaviors.

C. limited interpretative boundaries for individual behavior.

D. a widely held belief that affirms what is desirable and has an impact on activities.

E. all of these.

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Mylie Bradshaw · Answer 1

D-widely held belief that affirms what is desirable and has an impact on activities

Explanation:

Cultural norm are values that are common to a particular group or society. The values are the standard rules and regulations in which everyone does his/her best to abide by it.

A cultural norm is:A. punishment for violating a cultural value.B. a set of rules that specify ranges of appropriate behaviors.C. limited interpretative boundaries for individual behavior.D. a widely held belief that affirms what is desirable and has an impact on activities.E. all of these.