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Write a 700-word response to one or more of the bullets at the end of Chapter 4.
Sociology matters because it explains why you accept certain social norms almost without thinking—and why you pay a price if you break those norms.
1 What social norms were you expected to conform to when you became a student at your college or university? Are they similar to or different from the norms you grew up with?
2 What happens to students who do not conform to accepted social norms? Is social control on your campus stricter or more lenient than social control in other parts of society?
3 Is crime a problem on your campus? If so, what social forces might underlie it?
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WEEK 2: SOCIOLOGY MATTERS 1
What social norms were you expected to conform to when you became a student at your college
or university? Are they similar to or different from the norms you grew up with? What happens
to students who do not conform to accepted social norms? Is social control on your campus
stricter or more lenient than social control in other parts of society?
SOCIOLOGY MATTERS
Social norms play an important key role in different aspects of life primarily because it
can be used as a strategy for intervention and the promotion of positive health and well-being to
all people. Norms can be referred to as action which we have control over; it is supported by
expectation on what we should do and not do (Bitchieri et. al, 2018). There is no question that
social norms are critical tools that are present in the university setting. For instance, when I
became a student in this univer...
