Denmark is highly organized as a "communal" society. Public behaviour is expected to follow socially acceptable norms. Although these social norms are unwritten, they are known and understood by all Danes.

Danes believe there is one proper way in which to act in any given circumstance.
If someone is not following the rules, be they written or merely understood, someone will generally speak up and admonish them to obey the accepted protocol.
They expect courteous behaviour from everyone.
Talk in moderate tones and do not do anything to call attention to yourself. Calling attention to yourself may be considered rude, self-centered, or simply incorrect behavior. It is never considered to be acceptable.
If your child is misbehaving, do not be surprised if a Dane disciplines the child directly. Danes expect that the "adult" in the room is responsible for any children.

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