Thus, they require mechanisms for acquiring and accepting norms, determining when norms are relevant to their case, and making decisions about norm compliance.
Although personal obligations depend on individuals' specific circumstances and the availability of parents, filial obligation norms are relevant for all people, regardless of which generation they belong to or whether they have a surviving parent.
We found the addition of PBC at that time as a huge improvement; we think the addition of descriptive norm next to subjective norm is very relevant, etc.
Nonetheless, it is a noteworthy example of a company purposefully pivoting to an approach that extends beyond its norms to be relevant to customers.
As a matter of good energy governance (i.e., coordination of action concerning energy supply that is, next to effective and efficient, legitimate), this calls upon all parties concerned to take into account the values and norms that are relevant to safeguarding public interests.
In contrast, a study of different blogging platforms found that community identification might be the motivation of users to participate in blogs, while the influence of social norm was not relevant [53].
b) Other Core Norms Some other core norms of CRC are relevant in determining the principles that should be integrated in the legal system.
Thus, whether you actually presuppose the relevant basic norm is a matter of choice, it is an ideological option, as it were, not something that is dictated by Reason.
For example, in law, Bratman's idea about the norm of stability could be relevant when explaining why today's judges place value on previously decided cases, or precedents, when considering future similar lawsuits.
