Sentence examples for stated norms from inspiring English sources

As Homans stated, norms are just shared beliefs; they are not behavior itself, but what people think behavior ought to be (Homans 1950 , 1961.

But a revolution can also mean a break from traditional thinking; a revamp of the way we view things, accept stated norms and conduct ourselves.

He added, "there were generalized concerns about laxity, about adherence to stated norms".

Compared with the stated norms of empathy used by an instruments used for this study [ 32, 34], there was lower mean emotional and cognitive empathy scores among Ethiopian first year and final year medical students.

The stated norm provided in the Manual for the BEES is 45 ± 24 [ 32].

The key informant in Bucha kebele explained that soil is too hard to dig and it is difficult to achieve the work norm stated in Work norm and supply of tools.

Also, policy-makers supporting Law No 27.045 stated, "the norm is for helping the disadvantaged populations" (Desde este año and país 2015, para. 4) and, "it will diminish inequality" (Lupica as cited in Dillon 2014, para. 7).

The Marxian variety of conflict theory states that norms reflect the power of one section of a society over the other sections and that coercion and sanctions maintain these rules.

The most specific reference to dual practice is in the Doctors' Working Law 1990 stating the norms, conditions, hours and salary of Peruvian doctors, but even here there is some degree of vagueness.

Answer-sheets in some classrooms found wrong-to-right erasures on test sheets that had standard deviations 20 to 50 times above the state norm.

Among the vetoed bills is AB 180, which would have allowed Oakland to pass gun control measures that are stricter than the state norm.