FC: UNIT4 AC2.1

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Norms

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Accepted standards of behavior for any given group.

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Formal sanctions

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Official actions taken to enforce norms and laws, often by institutions.

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Informal Sanctions

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Being told off, shouted at.

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Religion

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Individuals follow religious traditions they have been raised in, such as fasting during Ramadan for Muslims, not eating red meat on Good Friday for Christians, and Jews sharing the Shabbat evening meal.

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Traditions

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Traditions, linked to our upbringing, condition us to know how to behave and not to commit crimes.

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The Superego influences us to conform to society's expectations.

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We conform to society's expectations because our Superego tells us to.

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Rational ideology helps us determine right from wrong.

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We internalise social rules and use them to tell us what is right or wrong.

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Family

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An external form of social control that influences behavior through norms and values.

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Peer groups

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Groups of individuals of similar age that influence behavior and social norms.

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Criminal justice system

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A system of law enforcement that maintains social control through legal sanctions.