Without norms for governing behavior,
A) life would go on without much change.
B) interaction in such groups as families would be impossible.
C) we would still intuit what is permissible behavior.
D) we would still be able to anticipate what people might do in different social settings.

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Norms are essential for governing behavior in social groups, including families, by providing a set of expectations for how to act. Without these norms, interaction and understanding within such groups would become significantly more difficult, if not impossible.

Without Norms for Governing Behavior