The Relative Importance of Social Norms
Critically evaluate the following statement: 'Social norms that govern interactions among strangers, such as forming a line at a bus stop, are more crucial for the functioning of a large, complex society than norms that govern interactions within close-knit groups, such as exchanging gifts on special occasions.' In your evaluation, consider the purpose and impact of norms in both of these social contexts.
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