Social norms are so ingrained in our lives that we barely ever think about how they came to be. And sometimes certain social norms disappear over time without us noticing. Or they disappear because we willingly erase them, as we deem them to be outdated or nonsensical.So, today, let’s take a look at some modern norms that people on the internet have decided will be gone from our subconsciousness in 50 years or so.More info:XImage credits:Jordan Benton (not the actual photo)This post may includeaffiliate links.

Social norms are so ingrained in our lives that we barely ever think about how they came to be. And sometimes certain social norms disappear over time without us noticing. Or they disappear because we willingly erase them, as we deem them to be outdated or nonsensical.

So, today, let’s take a look at some modern norms that people on the internet have decided will be gone from our subconsciousness in 50 years or so.

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Examples of social norms include showing up on time, table manners, politeness, and many other things.

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Social norms are created through socialization. That means that people learn about them from their social environment or simply from the people around them. From very early childhood, people see others engage in certain behaviors and try to repeat them.And in this way, it all becomes so ingrained that people do not realize how much influence it has over their and their community’s lives.The dark side of social norms is that in some cases it might lead to discrimination, for example, based ongender roles- certain actions or attitudes expected from each gender. Usually, these preconceptions are harmful as they cause stereotypes about how people should act solely on their gender. And if they don’t, that could lead to them being mistreated.

Social norms are created through socialization. That means that people learn about them from their social environment or simply from the people around them. From very early childhood, people see others engage in certain behaviors and try to repeat them.

And in this way, it all becomes so ingrained that people do not realize how much influence it has over their and their community’s lives.

The dark side of social norms is that in some cases it might lead to discrimination, for example, based ongender roles- certain actions or attitudes expected from each gender. Usually, these preconceptions are harmful as they cause stereotypes about how people should act solely on their gender. And if they don’t, that could lead to them being mistreated.

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Some scientists even base their whole careers onresearchingsocial norms. Examples would include anthropologists, sociologists, or even economists and philosophers.

Since social norms are basically the thing that drives societies, the research field is nearly endless. It can be researched in the context of different cultures, places, and times, to name a few. The causes of their emergence or disappearance, which we are discussing today, can be researched as well.

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