This study is about the application of a procedure to promote rules formulation in solidarity based enterprises as from the concept of behavior (relations among reply categories and preceding and subsequent stimuli) by members of a cooperative, as part of their capacity development for cooperative work. Eight women participated in a workshop in which information about rules relevance and behavior concept were presented; they pointed out desirable behaviors by members of a solidarity based enterprise, described desirable and undesirable behavioral relations according to the group's point of view, demonstrating capacity to identify relevant aspects of these relations and potential contingencies to the maintenance of these behaviors.
rules construction; behavioral norms; solidarity based economy
