Sentence examples for normative acceptance from inspiring English sources

We then collected data on the country-industry context, specifically the normative acceptance of gender diversity.

We also found evidence that the scale of corruption had little impact on the normative acceptance of bribery.

To measure "normative acceptance" of gender diversity in a country and industry (e.g., manufacturing in Brazil), we used two types of measures.

Within a context of normative acceptance of corporal punishment this qualitative paper reports suggestive pathways related to teacher-student relationships through which reductions in violence operated.

As tales of bribes to police to avoid traffic tickets or provide protection from street crimes are commonplace, Lauren McCarthy, Noah Buckley and I focused on the normative acceptance of paying bribes to police.

There is a much greater normative acceptance of not just the inevitability but even the legitimacy of one set of people having unprecedented levels of wealth and another set living most unacceptably deprived lives.

Suppose it's true that we evolved a capacity and tendency for normative guidance because of the coordinating social function achieved by the expression of norm acceptance.

At times, inclusion for Muslim and Arab Americans meant structural silence and an acceptance of normative Islamophobic discourses in foreign policy, which by extension informed the domestic regime employed to target these communities.

Gibbard suggests that normative judgments express the acceptance of systems of norms rules dividing actions under naturalistic descriptions into those which are forbidden, permitted and required.

Even in these situations, such as a peer review journal or a team meeting that decides, for example, whether or not to send a space shuttle into orbit, there are still cognitive problems that arise due to group dynamics, including the acceptance of normative values that may be contingent upon faulty social constructs.

To help capture the significance of this complexity, our work engages with a concept that first evolved in non-legal theory -social constructivism -to help explain how significant legal change may arise through a process of normative internalization; specifically the acceptance of global health obligations by states.