If your cell phone rings in the library and others give you a disapproving look, you have likely violated a(n)

A. more.
B. informal norm.
C. folkway.
D. formal regulation.


Answer: B

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b. In some countries same-sex sexual behavior is punishable by the death penalty. c. Countries throughout the world generally treat homosexuality in the same way. d. Female homosexuality is more likely to be criminalized than male homosexuality.

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a. True b. False Indicate whether the statement is true or false

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