Sentence examples for specific norms from inspiring English sources

Violence does not happen in a vacuum but within the context of a relationship and within a community where specific norms prevail.

One concern is that there appears to be no way to extract any specific norms of analogical reasoning from the algorithms and coding conventions.

These moralities contain specific norms (for example, a prohibition of the intentional murder of an innocent person) and specific values (for example, valuing human life).

Some very general group identities may not involve specific norms, but there are many cases in which group identification and social norms are inextricably connected, as often groups develop their own special norms.

Bills of rights may have preambles that speak grandly and abstractly of life, liberty, and the inherent dignity of persons, but their lists of rights contain specific norms addressed to familiar political, legal, or economic problems.

While much of the study of norms has focused on more generic concepts such as fairness, trust, or cooperation, the full breadth of social norms covers many of these more specific norms that require some account of social innovation.

Combine this with extraneous, non-assertion-specific norms.

Group-specific norms have, among other things, the twofold function of minimizing perceived differences among group members and maximizing differences between the group and outsiders.

Across all groups at pre-intervention, respondents reported significantly higher perceived group-specific norms than actual alcohol use, with magnitude of initial misperceptions varying by group.

We constructed age- and gender-specific norms for healthy adults on a large number of speech and voice measures using standardized recording procedures.

Feminists have pointed out, in particular, that gender-specific norms on emotional experience and expression have been a standard means of maintaining inequality among the sexes in many cultures (de Beauvoir 1952).