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A social code extends the idea of a [[personal code]], to describe the appropriate behaviors for groupings of individuals. These groupings can have different sizes and constructions. For example, the code for a small society such as a tribe or a nuclear family would differ from the code for a large society such as a modern democratic market economy. | A social code extends the idea of a [[personal code]], to describe the appropriate behaviors for groupings of individuals. These groupings can have different sizes and constructions. For example, the code for a small society such as a tribe or a nuclear family would differ from the code for a large society such as a modern democratic market economy. | ||
− | Examples of social codes include workplace codes of conduct, [[religious]] rules | + | Examples of social codes include workplace codes of conduct, [[religious]] rules, and municipal laws. We can also create new societies with codes designed to achieve the goal or purpose in question. |