Group norms are social standards of behaviour in groups:
A) that are always implicit.
B) that are always explicit.
C) that may be implicit and/or explicit.
D) that should not be discussed or monitored.
E) that are rarely broken because everyone knows what they are.

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Group norms may be implicit (unspoken) or explicit (clearly stated) depending on the culture and context of the group. Some groups may have both types of norms, while others may rely more on implicit norms. They should be recognized and monitored, but not necessarily enforced in a punitive way. Additionally, group norms are not always followed, as individuals may deviate from them for various reasons.

Group Norms Are Social Standards of Behaviour in Groups