Norms and values Flashcards
1
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Definition of a norm
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Expected ways of behaving followed by most of society
2
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Definition of a value
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General principles or beliefs which the majority of society agree on.
3
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Examples of norms
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- Getting A in A/level
- Listening to other people talk
- Wearing a seatbelt
4
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Examples of values
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- Educational achievement
- Respect
- Life
5
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What do we mean by norms and values are socially constructed
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Norms and values will change over time like culture, which mean that they are not fixed and they are not the same for all people E.g. smoking used to be the norm in pubs and may other social situations, whereas it is becoming more and more deviant to smoke.
6
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What are British values
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- Democracy
- The rule of Law
- Personal Freedom
- Tolerance
- Respect
- Participation
These are part of the British curriculum