SAD BUT TRUE!
Leaving the social characteristics out of the big picture is the biggest misconception in the midst of the under developed societies ----- first and foremost a flow chart of a model society would be essential to produce ideal citizens and their distinguished demeanor ----- how would you achieve all this ----- by setting up conformity of individual's life and conduct to moral and ethical principals, then ----- you would establish a compelling judicial system that urges equal, stringent but fair and just laws and parameters for every one, regardless of their gender, religion, ethnicity and social status or background.
Indigence or poverty would make a society susceptible to the grand larceny, petty larceny, deceit and disposition to lies.
Fair distribution of wealth plays a major roll in establishing almost a perfect society, how would you do that though? ----- you would enforce all basic traits of a model society by the virtue of education, truth, honesty and self esteem.
After you are successfully able to establish these attributes within the society that restrict what is possible and accepted, you further develop prevailing tendency of going otherwise as a social taboo for every one, as a result the society becomes an example of moral excellence.
All of the aforementioned factors play a vital roll by changing mental or emotional outlook of the people and, the product naturally shows up in the form of model citizens or individuals.
Nuf said!