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Chapter 3 x COLLAPSE 1. The last time | violated a norm was when | forgot to silence my phone during a movie at the theater. It rang loudly-right'in the middle of an emotional scene, and a few people turned around and gave me annoyed looks. One person even shushed me. I ?) _ quickly turned it off, but | felt embarrassed and guilty for disrupting everyone's experience. | didn't get punished in a serious way, but the looks and reactions from people around me definitely felt like a kind of social | punishment. At that moment, | felt uncomfortable and a little ashamed because | knew | had broken an unspoken rule about being | quiet and respectful in shared public spaces. ; _ 2. \ our culture, people who break social norms can face different types of punishments, or sanctions. These can be informal, like _ dirty looks, being talked about behind your back, being excluded, or getting called out. Other times they're more formal, like getting _ and make sure everyone is treated fairly. fined, suspended, or arresteddepending on how serious the norm violation 1S; Norms are important because they help keep society running smoothly. They give people guidelines for how to act and what to _ expect from others. For example, there's a common norm that we wait our turnin lines. If someone cuts the line, it can cause frustration or even arguments. That's why people usually react strongly when someone breaks that rule. Norms help create order 3 : a