A standard of appropriate behavior that has been determined by social consensus and that applies to a specific social situation is called a

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A social-conventional rule is a standard of behavior that has been determined by social consensus and applies to a specific social situation. Moral rules are broader principles that apply across situations and may not have consensus. Postconventional and preconventional laws are theoretical constructs in developmental psychology and not commonly used terms in describing social norms.

A Standard of Appropriate Behavior That Has Been Determined by Social