The second global theme to emerge from our data cements the impression that the dynamics of societal intergroup inequality are playing out in Turkish workplaces in the form of bullying.
Convinced that everything that surrounds us is a mere illusion, art director and fashion designer Marit Ilison created the costume collection Lúmine as a depiction of the human body, where the impression of clothing has been removed to disregard societal trends.
Among the very first verbalized impressions was "too much freedom," meaning that there is too little control here over societal factors that are foreign to and interfere with the notion of the "American dream".
Currently, the author's lab is investigating physiological changes in relation to emotional and moral content, in order to get an impression of how meditation practices may affect moral appraisal, with a view to considering the potential for societal benefit (as emphasized in Mahayana Buddhism), as well as individual benefit of the practices.
The large-scale medication of children, he wrote, "feeds into a societal view that all of life's problems can be solved with a pill and gives millions of children the impression that there is something inherently defective in them".
Are parents and doctors, in choosing Ritalin and similar medications, as he states, feeding into a societal view that "all of life's problems can be solved with a pill" and giving millions of children the impression that there is something inherently defective in them?
"They are societal choices".
Other differences are societal.
What about societal scalability?
This multitude of aspects play a role in societal debate in comparing electricity generating and supply options, such as cost, GHG emissions, radiological and toxicological exposure, occupational health and safety, employment, domestic energy security, and social impressions.
That's a societal thing".
