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Sociology: Crime and Deviance Flash cards

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Flashcards to help study sociologists

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Basil Bernstein (1975)	Speech codes: Elaborate - middle class, context-free, complex grammar Restricted - working class, context-bound, simple grammar
Joan Swann (1998)	Gender differences in communication. Boys more dominating in whole-class discussion. Girls prefer pair and group work.
Tony Sewell (2009)	Absence of black fathers in family. Male black students turn to 'tough love' on streets. Girls advantaged because they have strong female role model.

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