Question

35 multiple choice 2 points norms are reinforced through what type of behavior? theories sanctions practices situational coding

Explanation:

Norms are social rules and expectations. Sanctions, which can be positive (rewards) or negative (punishments), reinforce norms. For example, a positive sanction like praise for following a norm (e.g., waiting in line) or a negative sanction like criticism for violating a norm (e.g., cutting in line) helps maintain the norm. Theories are explanations, practices are general ways of doing things, and situational coding is a qualitative research technique. None of these directly reinforce norms like sanctions do.

Answer:

B. Sanctions