Norms refer to the shared expectations of behavior that are considered normal in a society. They include unwritten codes of ethics and rules that guide how people should behave. Mores are customs and routines that members of a society believe are necessary for its existence, including both positive behaviors that are prescribed and negative taboos. Laws are formal rules and punishments established by a society to maintain order and protect individuals and property. Values are basic beliefs that motivate people's attitudes and actions and help determine what is important to them.

2.  Norms are the behavior that is
considered as normal in any society
 According to Young and Mack: norms
refers to the group shared
expectation
 These are the code of ethics
 These are also the unwritten rules
about how to behave
 “What is considered normal in your
culture?”

4.  A mode of thinking, feeling, or acting
common to a given group of people
 Examples:
 Correct manner
 Appropriate dress
 Proper eating behavior
 “Mano po”

5.  Mores are those customs and group
routines which are thought by the
members of society to be necessary to
the group’s existence.
 “The must behavior”
 Example:
 Wearing clothes
 Respect for parents
 Having sexual relationship without
marriage
 Two types of mores:
 Positive mores: always prescribed
behavior pattern. They represent the
“Do’s”. They give instructions and
provide guidance for the people to
behave in a particular way
 Negative mores: they represent the
“Don’t”. They are called taboos

6.  Law is a system of rules a society
sets to maintain order and protect
harm to persons and properties.
Rules of conduct of any organized
society, however simple or small,
that are enforced by threat of
punishment if they are violated

7.  Values are basic and fundamental
beliefs that guide or motivate
attitudes or actions. They help us to
determine what is important to us