The strength or seriousness of social sanctions is harsh, regardless of how strictly the norm is held. generally lighter for violations of folkways than violations of mores. unrelated to the type of norm that is violated. not something that sociologists consider in the study of norm violation

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Madison Shannon

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13 April, 15:16

The strength or seriousness of social sanctions is harsh, regardless of how strictly the norm is held. generally lighter for violations of folkways than violations of mores. unrelated to the type of norm that is violated. not something that sociologists consider in the study of norm violation

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Jillian · Answer 1

The correct answer is generally lighter for violations of folkways than violations of mores. Folkways comprise the conventional way of life of a particular community or group of people. Mores on the other hand are the conventions and ways of doing things in the society.