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1. Increased individualism
2. Role of media in changing cultures
3. Change in terms of norms and values in the past 50 years.
4. Greater freedom and more equality between men and women.
5. Weakening Patriarchy

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1950s: Boys can pursue girls, girls cannot pursue boys

You must obtain parental consent before dating

Men and women should not be overly intimate

now
now: guys need to pay the bill after the first dating or Or two people pay the bill together

nowadays  People abandon gender bias, there are no too many gender regulations in dating, and call for equality for all, and people's tolerance has also increased. And young people don’t have more norms for dating, that means the whole society become more and more open.

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Dating is proposed by the boys, and the consumption is paid by the boys. They are shy to make physical contact, the way they show their love to each other, the places they choose to have dating. Two people cannot go to each other's rooms until they are married. There are so many places to go for dating these days. People are no longer shy for physical contact.

the expression of love is different. In the past people will not hug on street or post on social medias like IG but now people like sharing their love in social medias like twitter, WeChat, facebook etc.

Two people can live together until they get married.

They used to have feudal ideas. Their open minds at now.

as the generation is not the same the society atmosphere has be changed.
Social values are carried down through social institutions from generation to generation, and they may vary or transform through time.

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50s’
cannot sleep over before marriage
Couples should communicate with their parents before dating
Man pay most of the money on a date
Women must wear conservative clothing

Now,men and women can contact each other through text messages, it is not necessary for the man to contact the woman. Get to know each other through communication or physical contact

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In 1950s, people usually go out for events like eating in restaurant, have a holiday trip etc. They would only hold hands and hug each other. This kind of social norms contain the dignity, education and individual rights.

From now on, people can choose the way of dating. They could ask another to stay overnight, kiss each other and invite them to bar to socialize. This contains individual rights, freedom and collective responsibility.

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What were  the norms associated with dating in the 1950s? Think about the values that underpin them. |

What are the norms associated with dating now? Think about the values that underpin them.

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social value:
Social science are a group of academic disciplines dedicated to examine society. This branch of science studies how people interact with each other, behave, develop as a culture , and influence the world.

example: You will cry when you sad
Give up seats to older people in public transportation

social norms:
More rigid social regulations, a behavior standard widely recognized by members of a certain group
example: shaking hands

social institutions:
People in order to effectively achieve a specific goal of the basis of the focus, system, and the establishment of a collective collective of activities.

example: Hospital, post office, government

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Concept | Definition | Example
Social Values    |  Human people or organizations have ideas about what is desirable, proper, excellent, or bad.

Respect for the elderly, obedience to parents, equality, freedom, and so on.

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Social Norms    |  Rules of conduct that reflect or incorporate a culture's values, either prescribing or prohibiting a particular style of behavior.  |  Shaking hands, presenting drinks or food to guests are all part of the dress code. Not looking people in the eyes, not spitting.
Social Institutions     | Government, schools, work, family, and other social institutions are structures within society that develop rules and regulations for members of society to maintain social order.

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social values
definition: the aspects of social system that maintain social order.
example: justice family responsibility service community
social norms
definition: having acceptable behavior to other people
example: make eye contact to the people you are talking to
social institutions
definition: patterns of social orders on meeting social needs
example: government economy education healthcare and religion

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Social Values: Social value is the quantification of the relative importance that people place on the changes they experience in their lives. Some, but not all of this value is captured in market prices. It is important to consider and measure this social value from the perspective of those affected by an organisation’s work.

Example : honesty, individual rights, freedom, equality Social Norms: social norms are the rules for how people should act in a given group or society

Social norms: social norms are the rules for how people should act in a given group or society

Example: covering your mouth when coughing, bow when you greeting someone, or not staring at people

Social Institutions: A social institution is an interrelated system of social roles and social norms, organized around the satisfaction of an important social need or social function. Social Institutions are organized patterns of beliefs and behaviour that are centered on basic social needs.

Example: The United States is a society that encompasses many cultures. Social institutions are mechanisms or patterns of social order focused on meeting social needs, such as government, economy, education, family, healthcare, and religion.

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Concept | Definition | Example
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Social Norms    |    |
Social Institutions     |