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Examples of Social Norms: Gift-Giving and Queuing
Social norms are demonstrated through common behaviors in society. For example, the practice of giving gifts to close friends and family on their birthdays is a widely accepted norm in many communities. Another example is the convention of 'waiting in line,' which is a norm that applies even among strangers to maintain order.
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