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Within societies, individual behavior is governed by norms and values. Values refer to: Language and culture Policies and laws, such as our legal system Shared expectations of behavior, such as standing in line Strong, seemingly permanent dispositions shared by groups of people

          Within societies, individual behavior is governed by norms and values. Values refer
to:
Language and culture
Policies and laws, such as our legal system
Shared expectations of behavior, such as standing in line
Strong, seemingly permanent dispositions shared by groups of people

Within societies, individual behavior is governed by norms and values. Values refer
to:
Language and culture
Policies and laws, such as our legal system
Shared expectations of behavior, such as standing in line
Strong, seemingly permanent dispositions shared by groups of people

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Psychology Openstax

Rosie M. Spielman 1st Edition

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Within societies, individual behavior is governed by norms and values. Values refer to: Language and culture Policies and laws, such as our legal system Shared expectations of behavior, such as standing in line Strong, seemingly permanent dispositions shared by groups of people Within societies, individual behavior is governed by norms and values. Values refer to: Language and culture Policies and laws, such as our legal system Shared expectations of behavior, such as standing in line Strong, seemingly permanent dispositions shared by groups of people