Question

question 20 of 30
what are ideals of behavior that are expected but not strictly enforced?

a. norms
b. rules
c. laws
d. mores

Explanation:

The question asks for ideals of behavior that are expected but not strictly enforced. Norms are social expectations that guide behavior; while some norms (like mores) may have stronger enforcement, many norms (e.g., polite greetings) are expected but lack strict penalties for violation. Rules and laws are explicitly enforced, and mores are a subset of norms with stronger social sanctions, making norms the best fit.

Answer:

A. Norms