What differentiates a prescriptive norm from a proscriptive norm? Select a Choice Below current question choices OptionA A prescriptive norm does not hold employees responsible for deviations, whereas a proscriptive norm formally for deviations from employees. OptionB Rules and procedures are examples of a prescriptive norm, whereas company policies are examples of a proscriptive norm. OptionC A prescriptive norm informs people how to behave in society and in organizations, whereas a proscriptive norm is guidance on unacceptable behavior. OptionD A prescriptive norm is a clear and established norm, whereas a proscriptive norm allows the unwritten "rules" to be generally accepted by people in the organization