Sentence examples for biological norm from inspiring English sources

So confused in fact, that a child imitating the biological norm is seen by some as "gross".

Indeed, they may conform to the biological norm, whereas mass-media audiences may have been an aberration.

The more we expose growing humans to their biological norm, the less problems will result when it's their turn to nurture the next generation".

Against that backdrop, Paramount Television is introducing a syndicated talk show featuring Dr. Laura Schlessinger, the conservative advice maven whose radio audience has listened to her stern declarations that homosexuality is a deviation from the biological norm and incompatible with Scripture.

The biological norm for Homo sapiens is life in small roving, isolated bands.

Surprisingly, increasing synaptic conductance beyond the biological norm allows more information flow across the synapse, showing that synapse properties are not set to maximize information transfer.

These normativities differ in two respects: first, social norms differ from one culture to the next whereas biological norms do not; second, unlike biological normativity, social normativity requires "the recognition by others that an agent is both responsive to and evaluable under a social norm" (Witt 2011a, 19).

By exposing children to biological norms from a young age it should help dispel any taboo from the past generation.

Most seriously, in Beauvoir's view, psychoanalysis allots to women the same destiny of self-division and conflict between subjectivity and femininity that follows from social dictates and biological norms.

Integrity of these systems is based on the human biological norms while an impairment relates to a degree of anatomical, or physiological damage.

If biological or norm-referenced criteria are not available, the critical level is often set arbitrarily as 5% or 10% of a maximal effect.