Sentence examples for norm formation from inspiring English sources

Turkish-American social psychologist Muzafer Sherif's experiments on norm formation in the 1930s illustrated that in ambiguous situations people quickly form norms.

Three keys are trail agreements between snowmobile clubs and landowners, clubs' norm formation and rule enforcement, and public private investment in quality trails.

A subcommittee of American bishops has just embarked on revising what will be the fifth edition of the "norms for priestly formation," the document intended to guide seminaries, said the Rev. Edward J. Burns, executive director of the secretariat for vocations and priestly formation of the United States Conference of Catholic Bishops.

However, minimal research has investigated the role of values and norms on attitude formation.

Findings from this study support the linkage of Schwartz's self transcendent values and norms to attitude formation and patronage intentions of retail apparel brands engaged in CSR activities.

A third element of regional variation is represented by the ideational dimension related to gender norms and union formation.

While the performance of some behaviours may be linked to moral or ethical values (i.e., moral norms), self-identity can also influence the formation of personal norms.

For example, these principles may be used in the formation of moral norms (A moral norm measures the personal obligation felt toward adopting a behaviour [ 25]).

This suggests a natural tendency towards the formation of norms, whatever their content may be.

3A,C,D represent the formation of coordination norms, as one behavioral norm is always established (reflecting self-enforcement).

In the northwestern provinces, the nuclear family, or neolocal household formation, was the norm and most couples did not live together with their parents (Van der Woude 1970).