The low smoking prevalence among some women in our study suggests that gender-specific norms are at work among immigrant groups and maintained after emigration.
In other cases, what Borsari & Carey [ 4] referred to as 'a genuine misperception of norms' may have been at work.
Most cats choose their own mates, so the system of wild genes that buffers out differences from the norm is still strongly at work.
(S9, m, 24 yrs, 6 th year) The norm to remain silent at work about problems may explain why many students observe no stress among their supervisors.
But at work, the norms of privacy, secrecy, and trust are often murky.
With late nights at work the norm and the kirana (corner) stores displaying only shelves of dusty cans and dried beans, urban Delhiites with sophisticated palates are increasingly looking to the Internet to bring the market to them.
Slack aims to create a new norm for how we communicate at work: a ubiquitous, informal chat that feels like an extension of the reflexive personalities we construct on our social media accounts; all that is seeping into work now, too.
We conclude that a cultural norm ensuring subsistence security is at work, but find the explanations commonly associated with this endogenous thesis irrelevant to the Andapa case.
How they evaluated their local colleagues' behaviour and performance at work referred to norms and practices in the homeland.
"Flexibility works for some, but the danger today is that too often insecurity at work becomes the norm.
