Logic | |
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The professional logic | ..entails autonomous judgment based on specialist knowledge. Norms are professionally developed and controlled by others in the profession [25, 27]. |
The corporate logic | ..allows actors to achieve organizational goals through reproduction and efficiency by gaining authority over others [28]. Routines and administrative control of managers determine norms and procedures [27, 29]. |
The market logic | ..lets consumer preferences, satisfaction and choice determine norms within the context of a broader market [25, 27, 30]. |
The community logic | ..means that group membership gives a sense of belonging, maintained through reciprocities, trust and commitment to shared values. This supplies local norms for organizational practices [25, 31]. |
The state logic | ..involves securing social and political order [32]. The government takes direct responsibility for health care and determines appropriate quality standards for care [27]. The basis of norms is citizenship in a nation [25]. |
The family logic | ..involves fellowship and unconditional loyalty to family members and their needs [24]. Norms are related to membership in household [25]. |
The religious logic | ..emphasizes the importance of faith and sacredness. The basis of norms is membership in a congregation [25]. |