Subjective norm is the perceived social pressure to perform the behaviour and is determined by normative beliefs, where the prominence of the norm and willingness to comply are of importance.
On the other hand, the top-down approach indicates a normative perspective where the necessary values and competences are determined according to a given desired vision statement.
The power of insight lives in its ability to grow outside of the normative places where we expect to foster revelations, such as classes and labs.
"That's something we call normative misperception, where someone thinks, 'My mates and I are behaving like this, therefore everyone else must be as well it's totally normal.' Cocaine is a vasoconstrictor it makes the heart pump faster while narrowing the blood vessels.
I'm repulsed by the vicarious atonement theory that drives normative Christianity, where God so despises the world he created that the only way for the deity to not condemn all of humanity to endless suffering is to cause some part of himself to suffer on behalf of all.
For questions which had been used before, and where normative data were available, the normative data provided a 'reality check', allowing examiners to become aware of how actual performance of candidates on questions could differ from expected performance.
The SDA model has three components; i) normative need (NN), where treatment needs are assessed by dentists, ii) Impact-Related Need (IRN), where normative needs are combined with OHRQoL and, iii) Propensity-Related Need (PRN), where IRN is combined with the behavioural assessment.
The mineralogical features of gabbros and troctolites result in a strong compositional variability (Fig. 2), ranging from "MORB" to cumulate compositions at Mg# 80, where normative An reaches values as high as 70.
Where normative data were available, these are provided.
Hence, stimulating and conducting such a debate requires normative choices even where they seem to be technical only.
