Meanings of social norm in anglès

The casual appropriation of unguarded property was apparently a social norm, here.

That social norm is just something that's evolved over time. That is true.

For some people, that may very well be today's social norm.

Shame is violating a social norm knowing that someone is watching.

Meet the teenage Muslim girls kicking back against the social norm to play soccer.

These actions and omissions provide information on the relevant social norm within the group, says Scholten.

Good penile hygiene should also be promoted at the community level to become a desirable social norm.

Finally a tipping point is reached in which limiting emissions becomes a social norm that is widely recognised.

We desperately need a social norm in which the good of others figures more prominently in our personal goals.

These findings indicate a neural network involved in social norm compliance that might constitute an important basis for human sociality.

Facebook Users Revolt The shift suggests that, according to Facebook, the current social norm is to share everything with everyone.

There was no significant effect on attitude, social norm, perceived behavioural control and intention regarding the consumption of low-calorie extra products.

It's an enduring mystery why Japan, which demands self deprecation as a social norm, often tolerates exceptional arrogance by its leaders.

So at one stage people were reticent to wear a seat belt and eventually it became the social norm, she said.

Positive attitudes toward management and increased social norm pressures were both associated with increased sentiments of moral responsibility to reduce non-native grasses.

Unimaginable 12 months ago, these bizarre-sounding social actions have leapt from the pages of a sci-fi novel to become the social norm.