16 While INPO lacked formal external regulatory control, it created a set of industry-wide norms and generated strong normative pressures to improve, establishing an industrial morality.
Unmetric doesn't tell you which of these strategies actually results in satisfied customers, but it's useful to see what the competition is up to — the idea, Unmetric says, is to reveal "industry-wide norms" and best practices.
This study investigated how women's attitudes about domestic violence are related to attitudes about corporal punishment and harsh behaviors toward children, and whether country-wide norms regarding domestic violence and corporal punishment are related to psychological aggression and physical violence toward children.
Others argue that it was part and parcel with wider norms and forces, which may already have been promoting pubic grooming before it caught on in porn.
One afternoon a thrill went through the Chart Room when all present realized that a passing barge was pushing shipping containers in a six-wide, five-long alignment, a shocking departure from the longer-than-wide norm.
Rasmussen's numbers are more pro-Romney than the industry-wide norm.
Whether these genotypes represent multi-purpose genotypes with wide reaction norms or specialized, plastic genotypes that have remained largely undisturbed in their current niches over the last millennium is currently unknown.
Social control is also exerted through secondary groups that are more abstract, such as organizations that use formal power and regulations, as well as through membership in larger social categories such as gender, which are associated with wider social norms.
The shift to images of women in underwear doesn't send a drastically different message, and it's disappointing the Sun couldn't have chosen to start celebrating women's many and diverse achievements, but it nonetheless represents the fall of an emblem that was representative of wider sexist norms.
The goal of this paper is to describe the relationships of two different aspects of the campus social environment, namely the campus resources for gay, lesbian, and bisexual (GLB) students and the campus-wide behavioral norms of substance use, to the individual substance-use behaviors of college students with same-sex experiences.
