Write a short paper documenting your "norm busting" experience. Your paper should have the following characteristics: a) Create a title for your paper b) Typed, double-spaced, with an 11 or 12 point f

Write a short paper documenting your "norm busting" experience. Your paper should havethe following characteristics:a) Create a title for your paperb) Typed, double-spaced, with an 11 or 12 point font and no more than 2 pages in length. Propergrammar, spelling, and writing are expected and will affect grades.c) Write a narrative describing your experience and addressing the following questions/issues:i) Which norm did you decide to break? (Include its number from the list below.)ii) Create a chronological description of your experience:(1) Describe the sequence of events.(2) Describe your thoughts, concerns, and feelings as you prepared to break the norm.(3) Describe your behavior when you broke the norm.(4) Describe how other's reacted when you broke the norm.(5) Describe your thoughts/concerns/feelings while you were breaking the norm.(6) Describe how easy/difficult it was to break the norm.(7) Describe how easy/difficult it was to resist telling others (either a lie or the truth) aboutwhy you were breaking the norm.(8) Please rate how difficult it was to break the norm using the following 1-10 scale:1 = very easy to 10 = extremely difficult.(9) Include any final comments or thoughts about this assignment.List of Norms to Break1) Break elevator norms: face wrong way, sing a song, tell jokes, have a picnic, study, etc.2) Proximity norms: Sit/stand too close/far from people (friends and family only)3) Going shoeless4) Bunny-hop instead of walk5) Walk backwards6) Eat non-finger food with your fingers (e.g., pasta, soup, salad)7) Walking with fly down, shirt tucked through it8) Wear clothes backwards/inside out9) Wear underwear outside of clothing10) Flip-flops with socks11) Refuse to talk to others12) Sit in back seat of the car when there’s only two people13) Coconut horse trot (ala Monty Python)14) Walk with umbrella open on a sunny day or indoors15) Avoid eye contact16) Smile, say “hi” to everyone17) Always answer “how are you?” with an elaborate answer18) Talk too loudly or too softly19) Carry stuffed animal/doll to restaurants, friend’s house, class, etc.20) Park bike at meter/paid spot21) Sun bath in odd place22) Take an unusual pet for a walk (e.g., cat, hamster, snake, etc.)23) Sing in odd places24) Wear sunglasses indoors25) Stare up at the sky26) Wear holiday clothes on the wrong day27) Intense eye contact with others (friends and family only)28) Impersonate a celebrity

After selecting your social norm, find the appropriate situation that will allow you to break it. Pleaseconsider the following during this process:1) Be mindful of safety issues. The object of this assignment is NOT to put anyone at risk of beingharmed, either physically or psychologically. Choose your situation carefully. Do not disrupt thelives of strangers. For the more challenging or potentially disruptive norms, you may want tobreak them in situations involving family, friends, or close acquaintances.2) Immediately prior to, during, and after your "norm busting" encounter, try to avoid explaining toanyone why you are acting in such a peculiar way. It is much more challenging to break a socialnorm when you do not immediately explain to others why you have done so. (Feel free to explainyour behavior to the participants at a later time [e.g., the next day], though, if you wish to do so.)3) You are not allowed to have others (e.g., friends, family, etc.) who know about this assignmenthelp you break the norm; you must do so on your own. They can be present when you do it, butthey can’t know why you are doing it.