Category: N
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Norm of reaction
The range of phenotypes that is possible as a result of changes in the environment for a given genotype.
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Normative standards
Statements of social expectations concerning behavioral conduct.
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Normative stability
A stability that is achieved when one maintains a constant ranking within a social group over an extended period of time.
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Normative pressure
A social influence by which a group exerts influence on an individual by befriending that person.
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Normative
The process of being shaped by norms.
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Normal school
The college training programs for the training of teachers.
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Normalization
Making an individual’s life and surroundings as close to normal as possible. Modification or reduction to the normal standard.
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Normality
Inclusive of all characteristics, except those that would prevent a person from functioning in society.
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Normal deviance
According to Gagnon and Simon, widely practiced deviant behavior.
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Normal behavior
Any form of behavior that results in effectiveness in responding to internal or external stimuli. Any behavior that is constructive, purposeful, and does not interfere with other social activities.