Experiment on Reactions to Breaking Social Norms

I tried to think what the early reactions of other people is and I think that it is a child who is looking for money to eat or live, so I think better reactions from older adults I predicted I would see. I thought about a common problem, and I was immediately asked how much money I needed after seeking someone to ask me for money at the shop door. I decided to make excuses for those who were looking for something to eat because of lack of food.

In my social normative experiment I included observations of my breach of social norms and people's response to it. According to social standards, I did what I thought was "not ordinary". The specification I broke was very interesting. I did not respect the stranger's personal space, but I invaded their space. I stood as close as possible to them and did not touch them. Because I am with people, I chose to break this social norm. Strangers and friends, that is true

In the field of sociology and social psychology, aggressive experiments are attempts to investigate people's response to violations of generally accepted social rules and norms. Violation experiments are mostly related to ethnic methodology, especially Harold Garfinkel's work. For violation experiments, it is necessary to consciously demonstrate violations of "accidental" behavior / social norms, observe the types of social reactions caused by behavioral violations, and to understand the social structure of these social responses It includes analyzing. The idea of ​​researching violations of social norms and corresponding countermeasures extends to the field of social science and is also used in sociology and psychology today. The assumptions behind this approach are not only "individuals" participating in building social interactions everyday, but people do not know that they are doing this.

Social norms are rules that society uses to evaluate population and to provide specific behavior under normal conditions. When you compromise social norms, people have different ways to deal with it and how to deal with it. Some reactions may be fun, but some may be terrible, and even more serious. Some people think that it may be necessary to break social norms to help govern or control society. On the other hand, some think that it is not common to impair social norms, and there should be no one who violates these rules. Because there are so many social norms, sometimes it is impossible to break without breaking anything. Many social norms, such as walking on the other side of the sidewalk, talking in front of people, wearing clothes that others think is cool, can be a big norm in today's young society. What if the dyed shirt is normal to someone or a group of people? My first reaction happened to the local Wal-Mart.