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She explains how to teach children how to behave in a socially appropriate way by focusing on five domains: protection, or keeping children safe from danger and helping them cope with situations; reciprocity, or responding to reasonable requests from children; control, or responding to misbehavior; guided learning by reading stories to children that illustrate the importance of specific values or talking with them about emotions or behaviors; and group participation by observing the socially acceptable behavior of others and participating in rituals, routines, and interactions with others.

As (http://researchnews.osu.edu/archive/genderster.htm) gender norms create different expectations about socially acceptable behavior of men and women, males and females face pressures in reporting certain (socially accepted) behaviors.

Society's interest in teaching students socially acceptable behavior and avoiding subjecting the other students to lewd and vulgar language outweighed the student's First Amendment fight to free speech.

Results from the 2003 study suggested that business practitioners at the time relied on a combination of "act and rule utilitarian ethical philosophy" This ethical theory says that, when an individual makes a decision, the best choice is one that provides the greatest good, regardless of laws or socially acceptable behavior. Therefore, decisions are acceptable if they lead to the greatest good, while ignoring justice and the direct spirit of the law.

Teacher will emphasize the importance of socially acceptable behavior and reactions to other peoples' behavior.

Sublimation-potentially maladaptive feelings or angry, aggressive impulses are channeled into socially acceptable behavior (such as being a boxer, a butcher, or a surgeon).

Defining that which is socially acceptable behavior for this "between" stage can be a challenge in their lives outside of camp.

Antisocial behavior refers to persistent violations of socially acceptable behavior patterns (Walker, Colvin, & Ramsey, 1995).

They need to stop doing it, because they can see it is not a socially acceptable behavior.

Perhaps we must re-examine our concepts of private and public property, morality and socially acceptable behavior. Some believe that the Earth and everything on it -- including us -- are creations of the Divine, and that ultimately ownership rests with the Creator.

It is the development of socially acceptable behavior that is most critical to the advancement of the student, especially during adolescence.