Norms are the rules resultant of values; they are binding expectations of behaviors. In other words, norms are the visible and invisible rules of conduct. They define how to behave in accordance with what a society has defined as good, right, and important. (...) Folkways indicate the appropriate behavior in the daily life practices of a given culture. They are relatively weak norms and their sanctions are not very heavy. (...) On the other hand, mores are strong and important norms of the society. The members of the society believe that mores should be obeyed in order to maintain the society. As a consequence, their sanctions are quite heavy. The strongest mores are often legally protected with laws. (...) While folkways do not include moral principles, mores embody the moral principles of the society of the group.
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