Sentence examples for perceived to be shared from inspiring English sources

The social identity model underscores this point, as it claims that only beliefs that are perceived to be shared by a relevant group will affect action, whereas personal normative beliefs may fail to do so.

In experimental work on norm-compliance (Bicchieri and Xiao 2009, Bicchieri and Chavez 2010), it appears that individuals' actions tend to be at odds with what are understood as shared norms only when (a) other people are not expected to follow the norm, and/or (b) the normative beliefs are not perceived to be collectively shared in the present situation.

If norms were to directly affect behavior, as Parsons would have it, we should observe a high correlation between all types of normative beliefs and behavior, independently of whether other group members are expected to conform or whether the norm is perceived to be collectively shared.

Housing and other indoor spaces have not been perceived to be a "shared commons," despite that most people live in structures built by and occupied both in the present and the past by others.

The strike was widely perceived to be symptomatic of the growing share of part-time work in total employment; yet America is the one G7 country in which that share has not risen.

Incensed at what they perceived to be Waterford's mistake, Bohemians refused to share any of the income with Waterford.

Sharing what he perceived to be "key" moments in each of the seventeen music videos, Walker of MTV identified one for "Haunted" where Beyoncé "begins to crack under the pressures of her iconic status".

Comedy is, or is perceived to be, an art form rooted in recognition and shared cultural references.

It just goes on from there" (Manager)." Data sharing was also perceived to be quicker, more transparent and secure, and timely through using RiO: " "EHR brought in the standardization process in all the practices.

EA is perceived to be a glue to keep the GDAD teams aligned towards a shared vision (Edwards 2007).

This view is perceived to be problematic.