A good example of a folkway attitude is time. In some cultures, being on time for a business meeting is critical; in other cultures, time is viewed as being more elastic and keeping to a schedule less important.
What is a Folkway?
Folkways are the ordinary norms of existence. Folkways, in general, are activities with minimal moral importance.
They are social norms that govern things like the right dress code in a certain circumstance, decent social etiquette, dining with the proper utensils, neighborly behavior, and so on.
Folkways are acquired and shared actions by a social group that we commonly refer to as "customs" in a community that are not morally significant but can be vital for social acceptability. Each group can establish its own set of customs, but some can be adopted on a wider, societal scale.
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