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Ideals of behavior that are not strictly enforced but are expected ways of behaving are known as

Ideals of behavior that are not strictly enforced but are expected ways of behaving are known as
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Ideals of behavior that are not strictly enforced but are expected ways of behaving are known as

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Common courtesy I think
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ideals of behavior that are not strictly enforced but are expected ways of behaving are known as

the answer is NORMS
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