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    The document discusses norms and values, listing achievement, activity, efficiency, equality, and democracy as example values and asking the reader to fill in their own top five values and the norms used to express each. It provides a template to analyze how societal values are expressed through norms.

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    The document discusses norms and values, listing achievement, activity, efficiency, equality, and democracy as example values and asking the reader to fill in their own top five values and the norms used to express each. It provides a template to analyze how societal values are expressed through norms.

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    The document discusses norms and values, listing achievement, activity, efficiency, equality, and democracy as example values and asking the reader to fill in their own top five values and the norms used to express each. It provides a template to analyze how societal values are expressed through norms.

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    Norms and Values

    Name:________________________________

    Value Norm used to express the value

    Achievement (Success)

    Activity and work

    Efficiency (Practicality)

    Equality (Fairness)

    Democracy

    Group Superiority

    Your own top values Norms used to express the value

    1. 1.

    2. 2.

    3. 3.

    4. 4.

    5. 5.

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