unit 2 Booklet 1 Flashcards
Explain what Values are
Things we do in out life which tells us what is right and wrong/ Good and Bad
What are some examples of Values
Politeness
Punctuality
Respect for others
What are norms
Ways people expect us to act. Also the environment may effect things we do/ how we speak
What are some examples of Norms
How we refer to people
How England doesn’t have the death penalty
England and the USA have it so the money you make is yours. However what do Northern Americans do.
Share their money with the community, due to the different norms (especially with elderly)
History changes and so do their norms and values. Like what?
Age of marriage for women has increased
Manners (lower class + higher class) attitudes
Childhood extended
Children should be seen + not heard
Crime punishment
societies have different norms and values. Explain some?
Greetings (england handshake, Spain kiss on cheek)
manners (eating with knife and fork vs hands)
How many partners you can have (1 Uk other cultures >1)
Punishments (prison vs death penalty)
Homosexuality was decriminalised between 2 men over 21 was in what year
1967
What year could lesbian couples were allowed to get sperm or egg donations
2008
What is Moral code
Set of rules, values or principles that a society or group agree on
Police code is an example of moral code that are written down but what does this include
It includes fair honesty selfishness and more. All police have to sign it to make it fair for all
What is a behaviour that is unusual and good
Heroically risking your life to save someone else
What behaviour is unusual and eccentric or bizarre
Talking to trees in the park
hoarding quantities of old newspapers
Behaviour that is unusual and bad or disapproved
Physically attacking someone for no reason
What are formal sanctions
Enforced by official people and can get punished for breaking the written rules or laws, (court fine offenders for speeding, schools exclude for bullying)
