Question

1. what are folkways?

laws that people must follow or face punishment
cultural norms that describe everyday, casual behaviors
official rules set by the government

1. why are folkways important in a culture?

they are enforced by strict legal penalties
they help individuals avoid serious moral wrongdoing
they aid in everyday social interactions

1. what are mores?

deeply held norms that have significant moral importance in a culture
optional cultural norms that vary from person to person
everyday social behaviors that are not strictly enforced

Explanation:

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Folkways are informal cultural norms related to everyday, casual behaviors (like table manners or greeting styles), not laws (which have punishment) or official government rules.

Folkways guide daily social interactions (e.g., how to greet, share space). They lack strict legal penalties (that's laws) and don't address serious moral wrongdoing (that's mores).

Mores are deeply held norms with moral significance (e.g., norms against theft or harm). They aren't optional/variable (folkways are more casual) or everyday unenforced behaviors (that's folkways).

Answer:

B. cultural norms that describe everyday, casual behaviors

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