Norms are the usual ways people act in groups. They tell people what is okay or not okay to do. Norms help people live well together.
School norms help students behave well.
Norms say we say thank you here.
In math, norms are ways to find how big or long something is. They show size in numbers for things like vectors or functions.
This math book explains vector norms.
Norms help measure how long lines are.
Norms in work or business are rules made to keep things safe and good. They help workers and companies do things correctly.
The company follows safety norms strictly.
Quality norms keep the products strong.
Norms are what people expect from others in social life. They tell how to act in places like home, school, or parties.
In many places, shaking hands is a norm.
It is the norm to be polite at dinner.
Psychology calls norms the rules many people follow without thinking. They guide how people feel and act in groups.
Social norms affect how children learn.
Psychologists study norms and behavior.
In advanced math, norms measure size of functions, not just vectors. They help in analysis and signal processing.
Function norms help analyze signals clearly.
These norms show function size in math.
