Provided that conformity to a norm attracts approval and transgression disapproval, conforming is the rational thing to do, since nobody willfully attracts discredit and punishment (Rommetveit 1955, Thibaut and Kelley 1959).
And he must hope that his stance will attract the approval of other voters from all regions and classes.
His new cabinet has attracted widespread approval.
In Michigan, a limited voucher proposal backed by business people and prominent African-Americans is attracting narrow approval in polls.
"It must be an appointment that commands confidence and attracts widespread approval if that person is to take the BBC forward," added Harman.
Her speech has attracted the approval of famous names including Joseph Gordon-Levitt Gordon-Levitt and Douglas Boothion has butnoas greactiona letter penned by a 15-year-old boy.
Bernini's art was the basis of all Baroque sculpture, but his example was not always followed, and the work of his more restrained contemporaries, such as Alessandro Algardi (relief of "Meeting of Attila and Pope Leo," 1646 53, St. Peter's, Rome) and the Fleming François Duquesnoy, attracted more approval from theorists of art.
Ag-ho-ho-ho-ry!: And Richard's Bohemian Rhapsody tribute in this week's paper has now attracted official approval.
It is anticipated that these properties are likely to be of particular value in attracting regulatory approval and public acceptance of this novel technology.
His assistants on the workshop, photographers Jessica Van Fleteren and Emily Lane, decided that patterns and the color yellow attract the most approval, while images of people or characters, "unless graphic, weird, or dramatic in some way," are less popular.
The audience, a much larger and more naïve one than the sport of agility would usually attract, roars with approval as Papillons, in the 4-8" group, and German shepherds, 24-26", tear (or, in some cases, meander) through the course.
