Sentence examples for knowledge and norms from inspiring English sources

In Sierra Leone, women's secret societies passed on sexual knowledge and norms to adolescent girls.

Training and indoctrination refer to the use of formal instructional programs to establish and standardize in people the requisite skills, knowledge, and norms to do particular jobs.

The ensuing ISG framework includes indicator frames within the pillars of power, knowledge and norms.

In this theoretical perspective, knowledge and norms are only two in many premises for action; concerns related to experiences often guide action [ 29].

Throughout this training, a common understanding of occupational knowledge and norms are formed that likely lead to a convergence of values and practice styles amongst physicians [ 35- 37].

According to the included systematic reviews, this approach has been shown to be a successful mechanism for patient education and can contribute to changes in consumer and community members' knowledge and norms [ 47, 50].

The present-day educational system was created during the industrial age [1: 13] (1760 1860) and is largely geared toward the knowledge, values, and norms of the 18th and 19th centuries.

We can consider the growth of an individual's corpus of knowledge and epistemological norms or his or her brain (ontogeny) or the growth of human knowledge and establishment of epistemological norms across generations or the development of brains in the human lineage (phylogeny).

Results further indicated that several variables uniquely contributed to the prediction of rainwater tank adoption (listed in order of relative contribution: response efficacy, threat appraisal, response costs, subjective knowledge and subjective norms).

EET is the label for the program which attempts to analyze the development of human knowledge and epistemological norms by appealing to relevant biological considerations.

If our findings are confirmed in longitudinal studies, interventions may need to target a range of beliefs, including those related to perceived barriers, screening knowledge, and social norms.