Epistemologists like Goldman look to the results of psychology and cognitive science to find out how the human cognitive apparatus really works; only with that information in hand can the epistemologist construct norms for how humans ought to form beliefs (Goldman 1978 , 1986.
Also, it has been proposed that the conceptualisation of the construct "norms" might be too narrow to exhibit significant influence on intention-building as substantial aspects of norms might not have been captured [ 36, 37].
The film also embodies constructivism, the view that differences result from such socially constructed norms as language.
It seems that processes of fact-finding and constructing norms contributed to the development of a set of well-functioning practical standards and concrete norms.
In after-sales service, on the basis of constructing norms, the company should adopt standardized and universal products for the convenience of daily repair and maintenance.
Approaching the non-competitive institutional environment, standards have to prove that they are "desirable, proper, or appropriate" within the socially constructed "norms, values, beliefs and definitions" [41].
It is the one marker of femininity, perhaps, that escapes the gaze of socially constructed norms.
The reinforcing messages sent from these "breastaurants" are quite clear: they further reinscribe gender roles by promoting socially constructed norms of female beauty, which are exclusionary hegemonic ideologies in terms of body size and shape, standards for skin and hair type, and an idealized and circumscribed age range that acts to the detriment of all women.
Despite aspiring to create change, many CBPR practitioners have taken on a governing role by organizing community members in research projects with bureaucratic hierarchies and constructed norms.
The term 'gender' refers to the socially constructed norms and values, roles, and relations considered appropriate for men and women and boys and girls.
Approaching the non-competitive institutional environment, standards have to prove that they are "desirable, proper, or appropriate" within the socially constructed "norms, values, beliefs and definitions" [ 41].
