Early social pathologists assumed that social norms were universally held and viewed social problems as behaviors or social arrangements that disturb the moral order.

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Early social pathologists indeed viewed social norms as universally held and considered social problems as behaviors or arrangements that disrupt the moral order, reflecting a perspective that societal consensus on norms and values is essential for social order.

Early Social Pathologists Assumed That Social Norms Were Universally Held