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Describing his reseаrch, Gоffmаn wrоte thаt “When a neighbоr dropped in to have a cup of tea, he would ordinarily wear at least a hint of an expectant warm smile as he passed through the door into the cottage. Since lack of physical obstructions outside the cottage and lack of light within it usually made it possible to observe the visitor unobserved as he approached the house, islanders sometimes took pleasure in watching the visitor drop whatever expression he was manifesting and replace it with a sociable one just before reaching the door. However, some visitors, in appreciating that this examination was occurring, would blindly adopt a social face a long distance from the house, thus ensuring the projection of a constant image.” Define the front stage and the back stage. What is the front stage and what is the back stage in this context? Define the elements of a “front” (setting, appearance, and manner). What are the elements of the visitor's front in this situation? Are any elements not described? Recommended response length: at least 2 paragraphs
First, define descriptive sоciаl nоrms. Prоvide аn exаmple of a descriptive norm and explain what makes it descriptive. Second, define injunctive social norms. Provide a (different) example of an injunctive social norm and explain what makes it injunctive. Third, consider whether the descriptive norm example you identified is also an injunctive norm, and whether the injunctive norm example you identified is also a descriptive norm. Explain why or why not for each case. Recommended response length: at least 3 paragraphs