After all, divorced women are likely to be considered (partly) responsible for breaking up a family, whereas single women have not actively acted against the norm of building a strong family, but have not met this norm yet.
If familialism mainly expresses the norm of a strong family, it can be expected that the difference in well-being between divorced persons on the one hand and single and widowed persons on the other hand increases as societies become more familialistic because it is the divorced group of individuals who have acted explicitly against the norm of building or keeping a strong family.
In the nutrition domain attention to norms does not seem to take the form of normative feedback but rather of building normative support for desired changes and for creating a more supportive school or community environment [ 77].
As P5 and major players in cyberspace, the US and China should demonstrate their responsibility in advancing the process of building international norms in cyberspace, with the objective of fostering a peaceful, secure, open and cooperative cyberspace, which benefits people of all countries and safeguards international peace, security and stability.
Multi-level interventions that seek to enable and facilitate sustainable changes, including change in social norms, are much more likely to be successful in advancing the global project of building gender equity.
"We are in the process of building a system of best practices that can help guide the safe and ethical management of AI systems,"wrote Banavar, "including alignment with social norms and values".
Innovative social science and management theorizing, and iterative, locally driven interventions that focus on establishing transparent professional norms or more efficient practical norms and building the credibility of public administration, including health services, are likely the way forward.
Innovative social science and management theorizing, and iterative, locally driven interventions that focus on establishing transparent professional norms and building the credibility of government administration, including the health services, are likely the way forward.
Contrary to the recognized norms of museum building and fundraising, NWHM has obtained little in the way of support from major foundations.
It aims to end the practice of open defecation by facilitating change in social norms and by building resilience.
It contributes directly to alignment through the norm of reciprocity and indirectly by building trust with the medical staff, laying the foundation for alignment of financial incentives.
