Wrong-doing,such as an adult forcing a child to engage in sexual activity,is an example of violating cultural

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Mores are the unwritten rules of a culture that determine what is considered right or wrong behavior. Sexual activity with a child is a violation of these cultural norms and is therefore an example of violating mores. Symbols and folkways do not apply in this situation, and while control may play a role, it is not directly related to cultural norms.

Wrong-Doing,such as an Adult Forcing a Child to Engage in Sexual