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Parks could be the setting for human sexual behaviors ranging from the normative to the non-normative, and from the sanctioned to the completely illegal. Second, the study investigated whether young adults who engage in high or low level mobile phone use differed in their behavioural (cost and benefits of use), normative (expectations of others regarding use), and control (factors controlling use) beliefs regarding mobile phone use. 4) Cities Without Slums would appear to be a normative idea, while its causal element is framed as improving the lives of million slum dwellers by 2020. |
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