In small, homogenous societies, which are less diverse and more dominated by tradition, informal controls are more typical and usually effective.

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In small, homogenous societies, social norms and traditions are more deeply ingrained and individuals are often more closely connected to each other, making informal controls (such as shame, guilt, and social pressure) more effective in maintaining social order. Formal legal systems and institutions are less necessary in these contexts.

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