Norms that are not strictly enforced, such as etiquette in the cafeteria and the dress code for class, are referred to as:

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Adonis Harrington

Social Studies

10 June, 04:04

Norms that are not strictly enforced, such as etiquette in the cafeteria and the dress code for class, are referred to as:

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Jocelynn Ball · Answer 1

Norms that are not strictly enforced, such as etiquette in the cafeteria and the dress code for class, are referred to as: Folkways

Folkways consist of several set of conducts that seemed as appropriate or polite to do in a culture. Since it's not strictly enforced, folways do not have any form of formal punishment if a peson failed to do it