Sentence examples for normative situations from inspiring English sources

Two scores were obtained for this task: one referring to the number of normative situations and the other to the number of violations correctly identified.

The ANOVA comparison between RMPFC, LMPFC, schizophrenics and healthy controls showed statistically significant differences in the ability to identify normative situations [ F 3,58) = 3.179, P = 6.073].

Blair and Cipollotti [ 21] report that previous piloting on a large, independent sample of healthy controls had resulted in the identification of a set of consistently identified normative situations and violations.

All of these rights are immunities, corresponding to an absence of a power in some other party to alter the rightholder's normative situation in some way.

The captain's exercise of this power changes the sailor's normative situation: it imposes a new duty upon the sailor and so annuls one of his Hohfeldian privileges (not to scrub the deck).

Whatever interest a judge may have in exercising her legal right to sentence a convict to life in prison, the judge's interests cannot possibly justify ascribing to her the power to make such a dramatic change in the convict's normative situation.

Likewise, a deontologist can claim that we know the content of deontological morality by direct intuition, by Kantian reflection on our normative situation, or by reaching reflective equilibrium between our particular moral judgments and the theories we construct to explain them (theories of intuitions).

Hence, financial power played a major role in the larviciding decision, but those exercising power were different to those perceived to wield this power in the normative situation.

That is my normative position.

Implications for future research in normative and problematic situations are discussed.

The most important point is that game theory can be used as a normative tool to identify situations in which members of groups (agents) should be encouraged to interact, communicate, and deliberate jointly because the initial preference structure is such that the Nash equilibria are definitively sub-optimal from the point of view of what is desirable for a group.