Sentence examples for normative opinion from inspiring English sources

That position becomes the normative opinion of rabbinic Judaism.

Agreement between one's own opinion and normative opinion modulates activity in the ventral striatum [ 14], analogous to the dopamine-mediated reward signal observed in this region during reinforcement learning [ 9 12].

I anticipate, however, that some of the global health researchers with a background in empirical disciplines will argue that there is an important difference between describing the politics that underpin global health at present, and expressing a normative opinion about those politics.

In trying to exclude the whims and concerns of organized pressure groups from global health policy making, and lumping well-reasoned normative opinions together with whims, the trend of evidence-based global health has discredited the explicit use of normative starting points that are at the heart of global health.

Multiplying the strength of each normative belief by the woman's motivation to conform to the opinion of significant referents and then summing the results provided a measure for subjective norms.

We may be expressing a normative judgment.

Schutz, usually the value-free describer of social reality, in his conclusion endorses a normative notion of democracy in which it is a duty and a privilege, frequently not available in non-democratic societies, for well-informed citizens to express and defend opinions that often conflict with the uninformed opinions of the man in the street.

Normative belief (NorB) sub-scale (10 items) measured normative beliefs.

The group states that the use of words such as "radicalisation" and "extremism" prevents debate, adding that it is "unacceptable to label as 'extremist' numerous normative Islamic opinions on a variety of issues".

5) Similarly, it is unacceptable to label as 'extremist' numerous normative Islamic opinions on a variety of issues, founded on the Qur'an and Sunnah of Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him), implying there is a link between them and violence, using such labels as an excuse to silence speakers.

The online statement — which had more than 60 signatories when it was released on Wednesday but hours later had gathered at least 40 more —  says that labeling "normative Islamic opinions" as extremist "criminalizes legitimate political discourse".