The basic task of morality sociology is to analyze and reveal the social roots of moral norms

their social functions and the way they function. As a form of social behavior required by the "collective demand pressure" for the normal functioning of modern society and the normal life of people

garbage sorting has become the basic responsibility and obligation of people living in the modern society. For individual members of the society

responsibilities and obligations are "musts" rather than "cans" in their behavior. For behavior individual actors find difficult to perceive as benefiting

but tend more to sense only the costs and losses in terms of time

energy and material

which are also "musts" rather than "cans" in terms of public morality

it is common to use negative incentives

i.e.

sanctions for its shaping. So it is in the case of garbage shaping. There are three points to keep in mind when developing rules that prescribe the "musts" of citizens’ behavior: the "musts" have to be based on "necessity"; the "musts" should respect people’s habits

human nature

and common sense; the "musts" have to be based on the feasibility of enforcing adequate and effective sanctions against offenders.