Discuss about social order cross-culturally

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Social Order in Your Life

Can you think of examples from your own life that support Roberts' conclusions about social order cross-culturally?

Can you think of situations or contexts when the "rules" existed but were made more or less explicit?
Can you think contexts or situations that differed as to the degree of expected adherence to social rules? How about any in which a certain "status" was gained by being able to flaunt one's rule breaking?
Can you think of two different situations or contexts from you own life in which different degrees of "tension" or "arguing" are accepted?

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