There are a several such statements we can infer from the theory of the socialized actor, e.g., (a) Norms will change very slowly and only through intensive social interaction; (b) Normative beliefs are positively correlated to actions.
A presentation-intensive seminar on topics in normative philosophy (broadly construed).
Norm: population based normative values.
Is there a 'normative fit' between EU norms and the local normative context?
This, however, bears little resemblance to what by now four decades of empirical work in STS have been consistently showing, namely that in technologically complex, knowledge-intensive societies the actions of epistemic and normative ordering, and their results, are not only interconnected but indeed mutually constitutive of each other.
"Emerging" adults must address the responsibilities of intensive self-care (e.g., healthcare access) while managing normative challenges (e.g., jobs) (3, 4).
Because of the complex and normative character of the concept we opted for an intensive co-design approach with hundreds of urban stakeholders.
"More attention needs to be paid, and more resources dedicated to providing social services and supports for residents with intensive needs and to supply, particularly for youth 'primary supports' that offer normative contexts and resources to foster social and individual development," they point out.
An intensive comparative examination of the nature and enduring problems of political philosophy through the confrontation, interpretation, and normative assessment of classic texts from the Greek polis to the present.
Long-term, intensive and close interaction does not seem to be necessary for a person to acquire a given normative disposition, as is testified by the relative ease with which individuals learn new norms when they change status or social group (e.g., from single to married, from student to faculty, etc).
