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- Second-class citizen
- Forming-storming-norming-performing
- Brown people
- Dominant minority
- Nomenklatura
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- Peckerwood
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- Screenager
- Anglo-Scot
- Gentry (China)
- Millie (pejorative)
- Groups of people
- Local Baron
- Young Fogey
- Trixie (woman)
- Fashion Club
- Age grade
- Bee (gathering)
- Reference group
- New Puritans (movement)
- Minorities at Risk
- Guppies
- Gadaa
Sociological terms
- Norm (sociology)
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- Collective effervescence
- Human ecosystem
- Connector (social)
- Nomothetic
- Professional responsibility
- Occupational prestige
- Xenology
- Mass action (sociology)
- Groups of people
- Emotive (sociology)
- Sociological theory
- Sociological paradigm
- Labelling
- Informational society
- Triad (sociology)
- Achieved status
- Ascribed status
- Social phenomenon
- Theoretical sampling
- Informal organization
- Reflexive modernization
- Fear factor
- Sociotope
- Instrumental action
- Status shift
- Social conditioning
- Inclusion (value and practice)
- Atomism (social)
- Action group
- Mechanism (sociology)
- Poverty penalty
- Group action (sociology)
- Generative actor
- Analytic induction
- Contact (social)
- Social vulnerability
- Dyad (sociology)
- Abstraction (sociology)
- Demonstration effect
- Vertical mobility
- Analytic frame
- Heterosocial
- Dynamic Density
- Performative interval
- Bisociality
- Antinaturalism (sociology)
- Monosociality
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