Sentences with phrase «as societal norms»

While this has a lot to do with the ongoing impact of historical experience and cultural as well as societal norms against the employment of women, as with other gulf country states, Saudi Arabia is highly dependent on foreign workers.

Jack — I am suggesting that moral teachings change as societal norms change, and that is good.

Not exact matches

So once again, we confront our central question: Is the point of the household codes to declare pater familias the only godly household structure for all of time, or is the point of the household codes to declare Jesus Christ as the example to be followed no matter societal norms?

This happened in a country where in 1979, at a White House Conference on the Family, participants could not agree as to whether or not there is a societal norm that could be described simply as the American Family.

If the latter, it does not really matter what one does in this life as there are no consequences outside of the immediate — that of punishments within human based laws and societal norms.

It's all very 21st century: we are no longer in a Victorian age, where authority figures were painted as benevolent, and rogueish types were commonly the outsider, the foreigner, or anyone else who tampered with societal norms.

As it turns out, «contentment» is a word like «afford» that is typically looked down upon as it relates to societal norms in our day in agAs it turns out, «contentment» is a word like «afford» that is typically looked down upon as it relates to societal norms in our day in agas it relates to societal norms in our day in age.

Your internal morality beeper as influenced by the latest fad and societal norms will influ ence your behavior, likes, dislikes, mor als, eth ics and deci sions you make every day.

’12 Although «in the pluralistic society it can not be the socio - critical attitude of the church to proclaim one positive societal order as an absolute norm», 13 nevertheless, the church should have «the courage to formulate hypotheses suitable to contingent situations».14

One may expect that with evolving societal norms regarding women's roles and those specifically relating to sexual behavior and thus encompassing abortion, obtaining an abortion will decreasingly be viewed as deviant activity.

This does lean towards bias; however, so does the assumption that homebirth safety needs to be proven through empirical research but hospital birth is blindly accepted as safe because this birth environment has become the societal norm.

We discuss risks and benefits, alternative options, and explore the societal norm, as well as, review what is understood in today's literature.

It is also interesting to note that, in the not - too - distant past, husbands hitting their wives was also viewed as not only a societal norm, but a necessary part of maintaining a harmonious, successful marriage.

I feel as a society in general, we are out of touch with our feelings, and are more in touch with societal norms, and doing what everyone else is doing.

It is also interesting to note that, in the not - too - distant past, husbands hitting their wives was also viewed as not only a societal norm, but also a necessary part of maintaining a harmonious, successful marriage.

I am using this example as a critique of our societal norms.

Promote breastfeeding as a cultural norm and encourage family and societal support for breastfeeding.

These mechanisms allow societal norms to emerge in online communities where none were before, just as juries have for hundreds of years, says Cliff Lampe at the University of Michigan in Ann Arbor.

When you judge others for wearing makeup, dying their hair, altering parts of their body or inner self, JUST BECAUSE YOU DO N'T, makes you just as toxic as a lot of societal norms and pressures we are constantly faced with.

It's as if societal norms have hard - wired these behaviors into us.

Also, attitude as in defying the societal norms of dressing like everyone else, in relation to the homogenous fashion in the beginning of the 20th century.

This is not only due to the biological history of men (as Hunters) and women (as Gatherers), but also due to our modern day societal norms.

The main components of dating are pretty much the same, even as societal attitudes and norms can evolve or change.

Her vulnerability is palpable as she fights societal norms to share her musical passions and the newly found knowledge that she has been labeled infertile.

It's a film, not just about race, but about class and gender as well, and how the station one's born in will practically determine the ease by which one's life will proceed, for no other reason than societal norms and traditions.

Carol and Therese continue to explore what this new relationship means as it goes against the societal norms.

As my research continued, I felt like I had unearthed one of those Russian matryoshka dolls, lost in a world of adolescent sexuality, gender roles, and societal norms — one issue wrapped in another and another.

Societal norms at that time saw children making their own way to school and they were free to roam anywhere in the neighbourhood, so long as they were home for dinner.

Instead, as one article sought to clarify, it derails the conversation and does nothing to question societal norms and expectations in regards to how violence against women is normalized (Plait, 2014).

advance an adult political agenda by special interests who wish to use our public schools as a tool to strip gender and gender differences from societal norms.

Across genres, the character of the artist is habitually portrayed as a volatile, mercurial figure with license to subvert societal norms, who is thereby ridiculed, feared and revered.

In these times of diversity and multicultural experience, the artist's image is both a cypher for the human condition as well as the foundation for complex iconography in which the cultural object stands to reflect the impact of societal norms on the individual.

By sending this message, and by working with vendors, Glastonbury organizers are joining the likes of the BBC, Eurostar and even the Queen in moving the conversation beyond appeals to personal virtue, and into the realms of what we'll accept as our cultural and societal norms.

Of particular concern are species now much reduced in numbers of individuals and restricted to protected habitat islands, such as national parks, that are surrounded by humandominated landscapes where survival of the affected species is not possible without changing societal norms (Early and Sax, 2011).

Insanity may manifest as violations of societal norms, including a person becoming a danger to themselves or others, though not all such acts are considered insanity.»

A number of platform speakers described how certain behavioural traits have become labelled as either feminine or masculine and how societal behaviour norms tend to influence the expectation and demonstration of these traits.

Societal norms are the reason why we see some jobs as gender - specific.

In me DSM - IV - TR, the APA defines conduct disorders as «a repetitive and persistent pattern of behavior in which the basic rights of others or major age - appropriate societal norms or rules are violated» (2000, p. 93).

Certain respondents advocated for the role of community members, such as grandparents and community health workers, as well as the church, as traditional sources of information with deep knowledge of societal norms and expectations.

Although the countries where this research occurred (USA, 20, 21 Australia22, 23 and Holland24) may be culturally similar to the UK, differences on a systemic level (eg, mental healthcare provision) as well as on a societal level (eg, language use, norms) mean their results can not be generalised to a UK population.

Nepalese patriarchal societal norms and perceptions about adolescents who live with only their mother are not easily acceptable as compared with adolescents living with only their father.

A repetitive and persistent pattern of behavior in which the basic rights of others or major age - appropriate societal norms or rules are violated, as manifested by the presence of three (or more) of the following criteria in the past 12 months, with at least one criterion present in the past six months:

It is based on the wider variation in societal expectations and norms for fathers», as compared to mothers», parenting.

As for why a mother's self - competence took a hit from perfect dads, Sasaki suggests pressure to keep up with societal norms plays a role.

As well, where the marital fault is so egregious that it violates societal norms alimony that would otherwise have been awarded may be denied in its entirety.