The risk of being expelled from the school is an example of negative sanction or punishment, and, if Terrence obeys the school's no-tattoo rule, his ability to remain in school and graduate with a high GPA, is actually an example of a positive sanction or reward.
What is social sanction?
A societal reaction of approval or disapproval to someone's activities is referred to as a social sanction. In order for society to self-regulate and keep order, social sanctions must enforce a standard of conduct that is regarded as acceptable.
Social sanctions reward actions that are deemed suitable and discourage actions that are not. These typical patterns and behavioral rule are known as social norms. There are positive and negative sanctions.
Negative sanctions – shame, embarrassment, exclusion, ridicule, disapproval, punishment etc.
Positive sanctions – rewards, prizes, social recognition, praise etc.
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