Thus, the variable of interdependencies is responsible for regime formation, while the variable of a common norm – for the prevalence of either coordination or cooperation as its functional type.
For instance, Hall argued that mainstream mass media in the US effectively proselytised for the notion that democratic pluralism was a reality rather than a façade, arguing for "the pretence that society is held together by common norms, including equal opportunity, respect for diversity, one person-one vote, individual rights and rule of law".
Thus the focus group interview has been reported to have advantages when the purpose is to reveal common norms in groups of peers, as for example professional groups [ 53].
Maki et al. [19] used the JCN algorithm to compute semantic distances for a set of 49,559 pairs of nouns and verbs and combined these in a database with other common word norms for the same pairs, including forward and backward associative strength.
Sun-safety habits of outdoor workers mirror common gender norms for sun safety and may also be influenced by socioeconomic conditions.
For example, an independent election commission was only introduced in Sweden, Leissner's home country, after it became a common norm around the world, she said.
Metascientists also flout another common norm: that "good" scientists shy away from the limelight.
In its broadest sense, global health ethics is a normative project that is best characterized by the challenge of developing common values and universal norms for responding to global health threats.
The three maize altitudinal groupings responded differentially to the common garden environments with crossing reaction norms for the proportion of plants that produced good quality seed.
But we've looked abroad for common good norms in the past.
