Such activities reflect the norms of a deeply religious society.
This helps to explain why the voices of women from developing countries are often taken seriously only if they reflect the norms and values of the West and conform to Western expectations.
The implications of these high scores are enormous because the kind of values that are encouraged in America -- by men and women, and understanding this is crucial -- are competitiveness, assertiveness, materialism, ambition and power; tendencies that do not reflect the norms of women.
Welfare reliance and financial hardship are rare, though almost half of the sample is not participating in the workforce (reflecting the norm for the older cohort).
The analysis above shows the heterogeneity of two networks, each reflecting the norms and structures of another field because of different institutional actors.
They framed professionalism as observable behaviours, reflecting the norms and values of the medical professional.
For health psychology, 'transmitted culture' reflects the norms, attitudes, beliefs, and behaviours associated with health.
The majority of such literature is context-specific, reflecting the norms and values of a society towards the provision of social care by the state or by younger generations.
Evaluation Policy The Panel concluded that the culture and practice of independent evaluation seems well established at UNICEF but it is not supported by an up-to-date and comprehensive evaluation policy which reflects the Norms and Standards for Evaluation in the UN System.
Our aspirations too tend to reflect the current norm and, with relatively few women in key roles, women's unconscious beliefs about career advancement could be holding them back from reaching the top.
