Contextual integrity demands that our information practices respect context-sensitive privacy norms, where'context' refers not to the overly coarse distinction between 'private' and 'public,' but to a far richer array of social settings characterized by distinctive roles, norms and values.
Schaffer proposes to add a topic-sensitive knowledge norm (cf. subsection 6.2) to the Stalnakerian picture.
The process of obtaining informed consent must be sensitive to the norms, customs and sensitivities of the local environment.
Because their primary operations are effectively abroad, these companies have to be more sensitive to global norms and laws on a host of issues.
It is therefore crucial for healthcare workers to be sensitive to the norms of different cultures to be able to deal effectively with specific ethical issues.
There are multiple reasons for this, ie, use of neuropsychological tests that are not sensitive enough, unsuitable norms, cognitive reserve, and/or underestimated compensation mechanisms.
A plethora of research shows that people are sensitive to social norms, that is they are likely to model their behavior after that of others (Cialdini 2001; Nolan et al. 2008).
And, indeed, people are sensitive to these visuospatial norms.
The contributions of scientists will be effective if they are willing to embrace their educational, interpretive, and advisory roles, to work in partnership with officials and the public, and to be sensitive to the cultural norms of the society in which they are working.
Doing so will require relevant community engagement with men and women, and being sensitive to local gender norms and beliefs.
