normative theory

Normative theories can thus be used only by those who share the values of the theory.

It turns the logic of the other two normative theories on their heads.

Because of this, normative theories cannot be proven true or false.

Normative theory is unable to offer a logic according to which the teacher may reflect on the values as such.

A final problem with normative theories is that the difference between ideology and theory becomes blurred.

A normative theory is subjective and based on opinions.

The goal of communication as a practical discipline is to develop normative theories to guide practice.

Normative theories also tend to view the educated individual from an instrumentalist perspective.

Expressed in practical terms, a normative theory, more properly called a policy, tells agents how they ought to act.

The use of normative theories in computer ethics.

In addition to analytic jurisprudence, legal philosophy is also concerned with normative theories of law.

This is what is known in the jargon of philosophy as a weak normative theory.

Paul Samuelson would later convert this from a positive theory to a normative theory.

Normative theories of education provide the norms, goals, and standards of education.

Behavioral game theory is a primarily positive theory rather than a normative theory.

Establishing that this normative theory entails pragmatism (or vice versa) remains an open challenge.

This neglect of normative theories "limits the practical usefulness of communication studies."

This typically results in normative theories.

These ideas are important and widely accepted as a normative theory of alternative communication: it must involve access and participation.

MaPT is derived from human needs, so it is to some extent a normative theory.

The dominance of normative theories cannot be accounted for by the intractability of processing models.

These results have major consequences for our understanding of moral behavior and the construction of better normative theories, grounded on what people can in fact do.

In the context of explaining price, the marginal utility theory is not a normative theory of value.

Instead, the move has been to coherentist theories, which stress bringing the diverse parts of a scientific or normative theory into "reflective equilibrium."

Her publications focus on questions in normative ethics, moral responsibility and structural questions common to normative theories.