Cause and Effect Report
"The Norm"

Throughout history society has changed greatly. However, much has remained untouched by the sands of time. One of the unchanged properties is what society considers the "Norm". The "Norm", is a set of rules which govern society. It is not a printed document (usually), but merely a commonly accepted set of standards. The "Norm" is made up by society's perception of what is acceptable. Before we truly get involved with describing the various aspects of normative behavior, it is wise to point out the differences between "Norms" of the past and the present. In the past, religious beliefs, physical differences, and common misunderstandings contributed greatly to the formation of the "Norm". In the present, a world of greater equality and understanding, these factors have less influence. The majority creates the "Norm". The "Norm" is created by every action society makes.

Role is an important aspect controlled by the "Norm". For centuries,......

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