The question was crucial to the perceived authority of norms; both sides agreed in seeing nature as authoritative for correct human behavior, and as the ultimate source of true value.
Institutional theory posits that an organization must conform to the rules and belief systems that serve as the authoritative guidelines for social behavior in a given field in order to earn legitimacy (DiMaggio & Powell, 1983; Meyer & Rowan, 1977; Scott, 2004, 2005).
The maternal behavior of the authoritative feeding style was significantly associated with healthy behaviors in the child.
In The Book of Bond (1965), former British Secret Service Chief of Staff William Tanner offers what he calls a complete and authoritative guide to 007-ly thought, conversation and behavior.
Make its behavior friendly, warm, playful, inspiring and authoritative.
Within each story, Terhune would speak in a positive, authoritative tone while dispensing various tidbits of information about canine behavior and thought processes.
Following the pattern of an intuitive human behavior becoming a set of rules, this developed into authoritative precepts: coq au vin must have mushrooms, pearl onions, lardons of bacon, and good red wine.
Governments that face simple actor settings are able to directly influence actor behavior, and are therefore more likely to resort to authoritative policy instruments [ 7].
In the feeding domain, authoritarian practices include parental control and indisputable instructions on what to eat [ 46, 47], while authoritative practices include using discussion, negotiations, and reasoning for desirable eating behavior [ 48].
The next style is Authoritative, where parents are assertive, not restrictive, supportive yet monitor behaviors closely and show clear standards, then we have the Permissive parenting style, these parents rarely discipline, are responsive and allow their child self-regulation.
