Sentence examples for normative processes from inspiring English sources

Normative processes had a mediated impact on behaviour.

The same applies to the social environment, which is able to cope with negative impacts up to an acceptance level defined by normative processes (Atzl and Keller 2013).

Regulation is the result of normative processes that lead to priorities and policies of societal institutions (Fürst 2011; Moss 2011; Atzl and Keller 2013).

In this chapter, we first describe the foundational assumption of IET: that the experience of intergroup emotions depends upon group membership and the pervasive normative processes that group membership entails.

Findings from our research suggest that normative processes are highly important, seen to shape the way in which people engage with sustainable urban design in the public/private space, as well as the expectations that they have on others and themselves.

Instead of the more overt approaches like peer pressure, increasingly, research points towards peers influencing and being influenced into smoking behaviors using normative processes [ 4, 5, 11].

On the positive side, he said, the very low birth weight babies were less likely to smoke and drink in adulthood, although their reluctance to take risks could set them apart from their adolescent peers for whom risky behaviour was part of the normative process of growing up.

Findings also supported the hypothesized relationships among study variables, identified the prominent role of awareness of consequences and normative process in generating intention, and verified the mediating impact of study variables.

It is now a normative process to reduce students by the quantity of their debt (or lack thereof) at the beginning of each semester.

In practice, this means that the production of numerous business and human rights indicators is not a merely technical exercise, but an implicit normative process creating new standards.

A normative process cannot proceed in the face of disingenuous interpretations of scientific knowledge and other established truths.