But, at the same time, it can stall efforts to change in productive ways and lead to institutionalizing behaviors that are unproductive.
While social norm affects social behavior, it can easily institutionalize personal behavior (Wenzel, 2004).
In an interview, Canonical CEO Jane Silber explained that the move is about helping China take advantage of more open software options, and institutionalizing that behavior.
In a similar vein, Gardels points to scholars who have used terms such as "inclusive hegemony" to suggest that the Chinese political system has been evolving into one in which the CCP retains its monopoly on formal power, but informal if not institutionalized checks on its behavior grow stronger over time.
Attachment disorder behaviors amongst institutionalized children are correlated with attentional and conduct problems and cognitive levels but nonetheless appear to index a distinct set of symptoms and behaviors.
Still, Project Oxygen has accomplished what it set out to do: It not only convinced its skeptical audience of Googlers that managers mattered but also identified, described, and institutionalized their most essential behaviors.
Mental health clipboards detail the treatment of unfortunate individuals who were institutionalized and drugged for behaviors that, today, we would consider quite normal, including homosexuality.
Such efforts can institutionalize norms of behavior for employees when they interact with customers.
(James and Jorgensen, 2009) argue that policy designs (the content and structural logic of public policy) institutionalize patterns of behavior, and thus can help to predict with whom individuals are likely to engage.
The incidents form a long list of bizarre and occasionally dangerous behavior: Panetti was institutionalized two years before the murders after he waved a sword and threatened to kill his wife, baby and father-in-law.
In announcing the indictments, the U.S. Attorney said the incidents reflect "behavior that had become institutionalized".
