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• ability group - ()
• Absolute information - ()
• Accidental agency -()
• Acoustic culture - ()
• Acting crowd - ()
• Action frame of reference - ()
• Action structure - ()
• Action theory (political sociology) - ()
• Action-based causal reaction - ()
• Activity principle - ()
• Acute anomie - ()
• Adaptive change - ()
• Adaptive-control model - ()
• Affected-affective neutrality - ()
• Affective competence - ()
• Age-sex specific death rate - ()
• alienation-anomie - ()
• Antagonistic cooperation - ()
• Antisocial factor - ()
• Appreciation model - ()
• Appropriateness condition - ()
• Arbitrary symbol - ()
• Area of characterization - ()
• Ascription-achievement - ()
• Aspirational reference group - ()
• Attitude cluster - ()
• Attitude scale - ()
• Autonomous power center - ()
• Avoidance strategy - ()
• Axial principle - ()
• Back-channel behaviour - ()
• Back-channel response - ()
• backwash effect - ()
• Basic social institution, primary social institution - ()
• Behavioural cue - ()
• bening neglect - ()
• Biased Notation biased notation - ()
• Bilan social - ()
• Biosocialization - ()
• Body dynamic analysis - ()
• boundary ambiquity - ()
• boundary dissolution - ()
• Categorical contact - ()
• Category-bound activity - ()
• Celebrity entitlement - ()
• Ceremonial congress - ()
• Circular interaction, circular reaction - ()
• Circular reaction – ()
• Civic disposition - ()
• Classificatory system - ()
• Closed population - ()
• Coefficient of alienation - ()
• Cognitive variable - ()
• Cognitive wager - ()
• Collective rationality - ()
• Collectivity-orientation, self-orientation-collectivity-orientation - ()
• Communication distortion - ()
• Competitive social activities - ()
• Complex organization - ()
• Compulsive deviance - ()
• Compulsory association, involuntary association - ()
• Consanquine - ()
• Consciousness of community - ()
• Consciousness of kind - ()
• Consensual validation - ()
• Consensus standards Consensus standard - ()
• Context-description - ()
• Contra-acculturative movement - ()
• Conventional sign - ()
• Conventionalized crowd - ()
• Counterformity - ()
• Credence attribute credence attributes - ()
• crepe hanging - ()
• Cross-cultural index - ()
• Cross-cultural method - ()
• Cultural absolute - ()
• Cultural absolutism - ()
• Cultural alternatives, cultural variants - ()
• Cultural asset - ()
• Cultural blindness - ()
• Cultural canon - ()
• Cultural climax, culture center - ()
• Cultural configuration - ()
• Cultural contact, culture contact - ()
• Cultural convergence - ()
• Cultural cross-fertilization - ()
• Cultural focus - ()
• Cultural gradient, culture gradient - ()
• Cultural hybrid - ()
• cultural hydraulics - ()
• Cultural imperative - ()
• Cultural microrhythms Cultural microrhythm - ()
• Cultural mode - ()
• Cultural monism - ()
• Cultural motor habits - ()
• Cultural need, cultural imperative - ()
• Cultural object - ()
• Cultural rationalization - ()
• Cultural residue - ()
• Cultural specialties cultural specialty - ()
• Cultural theme - ()
• Cultural transmutation - ()
• Cultural trash - ()
• Culture accumulation - ()
• Culture adhesion - ()
• Culture complex - ()
• Culture contact - ()
• Culture convergence, cultural convergence - ()
• Culture element, culture trait - ()
• Culture gradient - ()
• Culture heritage - ()
• Culture island - ()
• Culture parallels culture parallel - ()
• Culture pattern - ()
• Culture trait complex, culture complex - ()
• Culture trait - ()
• Culture-fair test - ()
• Cumulative crisis - ()
• Cumulative group - ()
• Current life table - ()
• Current trends - ()
• De facto census, de jure census - ()
• Deferred consummation - ()
• Deferred gratification pattern - ()
• demonstrative effect - ()
• Denotative term - ()
• Derivate penalizations derivative penalization - ()
• Derivative influence - ()
• Derivative term - ()
• Descriptive term - ()
• Differential aspiration - ()
• Differentiation trend - ()
• Diffuseness-specificity - ()
• Diffuseness - ()
• Direct cooperation - ()
• Direct observation - ()
• dominant social paradigm - ()
• Dual division - ()
• dyadic interpersonal communication - ()
• Effective fertility ratio - ()
• Expedient rationality - ()
• Expedient uniformity - ()
• Expressive crowd - ()
• External system - ()
• Fern interpretation - ()
• Fetusphilic society - ()
• Fetusphobic society - ()
• Finite population - ()
• Folk society - ()
• Folk-urban continuum - ()
• Forbidding, ordering-forbidding - ()
• Formal structure - ()
• Forms-of-sociation - ()
• Functional imperative - ()
• Functional requisite - ()
• Fusion process - ()
• Generic modern culture - ()
• Group attitude - ()
• Group climate - ()
• Group expectations - ()
• Group follower - ()
• Group goal - ()
• Group ideology - ()
• Group morale - ()
• Group persistences group persistence - ()
• growth curve analysis - ()
• Guest people - ()
• Hazard (Society) social hazard - ()
• Horizontal social distance - ()
• Horizontal social mobility - ()
• Host communication competence - ()
• Host social competence - ()
• Human herd - ()
• Ideational attitude - ()
• Identional attitude - ()
• Indirect cooperation - ()
• Individual representation - ()
• Indorser - ()
• Informal structure - ()
• Information chain - ()
• information use environment (IUE) - ()
• Inner-directed society - ()
• Institution order - ()
• Institutional agency - ()
• Institutional pattern - ()
• Institutional specialization - ()
• Institutionalistic priority - ()
• Institutionalized deviation, systematic deviation - ()
• Institutionalized evasion, patterned evasion - ()
• Institutionalized social norm - ()
• Intensiveness of utilization, hypothesis of intensiveness of utilization - ()
• Interaction sphere - ()
• Internal system - ()
• Latent social identity - ()
• Latent structure of attitudes - ()
• Level of aspiration - ()
• Life organization - ()
• life-cycle effect - ()
• Limited possibilities, principle of limited possibilities - ()
• Line organization - ()
• Livable communities livable community - ()
• Macro-functionalism - ()
• Manifest consequences - ()
• Manifest interests - ()
• Manifest social identity, latent social identity - ()
• Marginal area - ()
• Marginal social benefit - ()
• Matripotestal - ()
• Metasignal - ()
• Micro-functionalism - ()
• Mode of discourse - ()
• Modes of individual adaptation - ()
• monothetic culture – ()
• Moral norm - ()
• Moral statement - ()
• Non-conventional - ()
• Normative integration - ()
• obese externality - ()
• Objective interests Objective interest - ()
• Obscene signal - ()
• Occupational level - ()
• Occupied space - ()
• Ordering-forbidding - ()
• Organized game - ()
• Other-directed society - ()
• Overconformity - ()
• Overt culture, explicit culture - ()
• Overt prestige - ()
• Paired concept - ()
• Para-social identification (PSI) - ()
• parasocial attachment - ()
• Participation framework - ()
• Patronage studies - ()
• Pattern number - ()
• Patterned evasion, institutionalized evasion - ()
• pecuniary culture - ()
• Pecuniary exchange - ()
• Perceived rule - ()
• perpetual society - ()
• Perpetuative - ()
• Personal disorganization - ()
• Place grouping, territorial grouping - ()
• Politeness formula - ()
• polythetic culture – ()
• Populated space - ()
• Population composition, demographic structure - ()
• Population element - ()
• Population thinking - ()
• Position centrality - ()
• Positive politeness strategy - ()
• Positive sanction - ()
• Pre-states society pre-state society - ()
• Premial sanction - ()
• Presentational deference, presentational ritual - ()
• Prestation - ()
• Primary relations - ()
• primitive rebel – ()
• Privileged familiarity - ()
• Protogenocide - ()
• Pseudo-communication pseudocommunication - ()
• Psyche-group - ()
• Psychic income - ()
• Psychosocial need, social need - ()
• psychosocial support system - ()
• Public consciousness - ()
• Public utility principle - ()
• Push pull migration hypothesis - ()
• Pyramid of prescribed control - ()
• Quality-performance, ascription-achievement - ()
• Rating-dating complex - ()
• Rational state - ()
• Rational trend - ()
• Rational uniformity - ()
• Regale regimentation - ()
• Relevant others - ()
• Rentier-lion type - ()
• Residential mobility, ecological mobility - ()
• Rural nonform - ()
• Rural place - ()
• Scavenging station model - ()
• Selective migration - ()
• Sensitizing concept - ()
• Shifting groups - ()
• Simple anomie - ()
• Sincerity condition - ()
• Singularism, sociological singularism - ()
• Situation activity - ()
• Social adaptation - ()
• Social and Environmental Responsibility - ()
• social attachment - ()
• Social capacity - ()
• Social chapter - ()
• Social collective - ()
• Social dissociation - ()
• Social distance mobility - ()
• Social heredity - ()
• Social imperative - ()
• Social karyokinesis - ()
• Social mind - ()
• Social morphology - ()
• Social necessary social necessity - ()
• Social need - ()
• Social object - ()
• social play - ()
• Social process - ()
• Social product - ()
• social reinstatement - ()
• Social reorganization - ()
• Social sanction - ()
• Social segmentation - ()
• Social self-realization - ()
• Social stability - ()
• Social statics - ()
• Social stimulus - ()
• Social strategy - ()
• Social technique - ()
• Social time - ()
• Social trait - ()
• Social type - ()
• Socially constructed identity - ()
• socially motivated behavior - ()
• Sociation - ()
• Societal structure - ()
• Socio-economic doctrine - ()
• Sociological conceptualist approach - ()
• sociological factor - ()
• Sociology of action - ()
• Sociotechnical network - ()
• Somatic doing - ()
• Spontaneous sociability - ()
• Static society - ()
• Stickiness Factor - ()
• Strafication - ()
• Stress-strain concept - ()
• Structural imperative - ()
• Structural requisite - ()
• Subcentralization - ()
• Supremation - ()
• Sustenance relation Sustenance relations - ()
• Symbolic gesture - ()
• Symbolic model - ()
• Symmetrical relationship, Symmetrical relationships - ()
• Sympatric groups sympatric group - ()
• Synthetic culture - ()
• System-constraints system constraint - ()
• Systematic potential - ()
• Temporocentrism - ()
• Tradition-directed society - ()
• Tribal analogy - ()
• Universal taboo - ()
• Unstructural situation - ()
• Unstructured situation - ()
• Value-orientation - ()
• Vertical social distance - ()
• Vitalistic movement - ()
• We-feeling – ()

• Adaptive culture - ()
• Apollonian culture - ()
• Aspirational reference group - ()
• Atomistic society - ()
• Automated society - ()
• Campsite community - ()
• Casual crowd - ()
• Casual society - ()
• Community relations - ()
• Complex clan, genealogical clan - ()- ()
• Compound group - ()
• Congeniality group - ()
• Contrived group - ()
• Corporate organization - ()
• Dyadic group - ()
• Enacted social institution - ()
• Endogamous status group - ()
• Equalitarian clan - ()
• Folk community, peasant community – ()
• Graded society - ()
• Horizontal group - ()
• Interactive communities Interactive community - ()
• Limnetic community - ()
• Littoral community - ()
• Locality group, territorial group - ()
• Marginal group - ()
• Membership group, group membership - ()
• Military society, soldier society - () / ()
• Multi-meritocracy - ()
• Multibonded group - ()
• Non-competing group, non-competing groups - ()
• Patrilineal band - ()
• Peasant community, folk community - ()
• Simple moiety - ()
• Slave society - ()
• Social welfare society- ()
• Socio group - ()
• Sympathy group - ()
• Territorial group, locality group - ()
• Tribal discussion - ()
• Tribal federation - ()
• Tribal fraternity - ()
• Tribal gathering - ()
• Tribal meeting - ()
• Unibonded group - ()
• Unilineal band - ()
• Village community - ()

• Alligator Societies alligator society - ()
• Bene Diambe, society in the Congo - ()
• Bhudas, inbreeding community in Hyberabad, India - ()
• Boys Club of the City of New York - ()
• Center for the Study of Urban Poverty - ()
• Center of Hunger and Poverty - ()
• Children's Hunger Relief - ()
• Chinawali, Chewa tribe female initiation in Malawi - ()
• City of Lushington, drinking buddies - ()
• Cloth cult, fashion-oriented gangs in Congo - ()
• Clothes free people - ()
• Codfish aristocracy – ()
• Community Relations Council - ()
• Egpo, Ngbem, West African fraternity - ()- ()
• Enneal Epe Society - ()
• eponymous generation, heroic generation, Colombia - ()
• Gautreaux Residential Mobility Program - ()
• Generation of 1954, Algeria - ()
• Generation of Peace, Paraguay - ()
• Great Social Program - ()
• Institute for the Study of Homelessness - ()
• Intercultural Communication and Collaboration Appraisal - ()
• Intercultural Development Inventory - ()
• Kgatla, Botswanan village council - ()
• Kingdom of Women - ()
• Klintidie, Kiova society for old men - ()
• Koterey, Songhai mutual aid society - ()
• Luncheon Clubs Luncheon club - ()
• Munfatihun, Egyptian rich - ()
• National Campaign to Prevent Teen Pregnancy - ()
• National Poverty Center - ()
• Ndembo, Congo bisexual initiation society - ()
• Neo-hippies - ()
• Pan-pan girls - ()
• Paper Zambians - ()
• Post-Nuevos Generation, Colombia - ()
• pre-centenary generation, Colombia - ()
• Rural Antipoverty Program - ()
• Rural Poverty Research Center - ()
• Seal Society of the Kwakiutl - ()
• Sensui Kawaramono, Japanese professional laborers - ()
• Socially unattached intelligentsia - ()
• Societally conscious achiever - ()
• Sukwe, Torres islands graded society - ()
• University of Kentucky Research Center for Poverty Research - ()
• University of Texas Inequality Project - ()
• Yale Communication and Attitude Change Program - ()
• Zama Society, Madagascar protection society - ()

• Ampora (secret society), a secret society in Sierra Leone – ()
• Bokung-elong, Cameroon secret society - ()
• Bomai and Malu cult, Torres Straits secret society - ()
• Dyoro, Ivory Coast secret society - ()
• Ewio-ngbe, Cameroon secret society - ()
• Ingiet, New Britain secret society - ()
• Kwat, Banks Islands secret society - ()
• Kwi-iru, Kru secret society - ()
• Marawot Lodge of the ingient secret society- ()
• Matambala, Florida Island secret society - ()
• Mungi, Cameroon secret society - ()
• Nkumba (secret society), Congo secret society – ()
• West African secret societies - ()

• Abstract social class - ()
• Class crystallization - ()
• Class frequency - ()
• Class interval - ()
• Class law - ()
• Class-interest consciousness - ()
• Class-structure consciousness - ()
• Class-structure hypothesis - ()
• Closed social class system, closed class system Closed-class system - ()
• Concrete social class - ()
• Debutramp - ()
• Disaffected person - ()
• Hereditary working class - ()
• Identity status - ()
• Low stature -()
• Lower-upper class - ()
• New middle class - ()
• Objective conception of social class - ()
• Objective social classes, objective conception of social class - ()
• Old middle class - ()
• Reputational conception of social class - ()
• Reputational social classes - ()
• Rural proletariat - ()
• Self-identified social class, self-rating social class, subjective conception of social class - ()
• Statistical class, class interval - ()
• Subjective conception of social class, subjective social class - ()
• Taupon, a Samoan favored girl - ()
• Unwashed - ()

• Choice-status - ()
• Class-based views Class-based view - ()
• Courtesy rank - ()
• Differential status assumption - ()
• Formal status - ()
• Functional status - ()
• General status - ()
• Informal rank, informal status - ()
• parallel hierarchy - ()
• Polar status, polar statuses - ()
• Privilege holder - ()
• Rank status - ()
• Scalar status - ()
• Status consistency - ()
• Status crystallization, status consistency, status equilibrium - ()
• status differential - ()
• Status discrepancy - ()
• Status honor - ()
• Status insecurity - ()
• Status organization, status system - ()
• Status personality - ()
• Status/security hypothesis - ()
• structural dependency - ()
• Total status judgment – ()

• Anomic division of labor - ()
• Forced division of labor - ()
• Hereditary working class - ()
• Horizontal occupational movement - ()
• Horizontal work group - ()
• Occupation distance - ()
• Occupation movement - ()
• Occupational categories occupational category - ()
• Occupational culture - ()
• Occupational custom - ()
• Occupational differential association - ()
• Occupational distance - ()
• Occupational group - ()
• Occupational hierarchy - ()
• Primary occupation - ()
• Secondary occupation - ()
• Social group work - ()
• Tertiary occupation - ()
• Vertical occupational movement - ()
• Vertical work group - ()
• Work ecology – ()

• Community movement - ()
• Contact assimilation - ()
• Counter selection - ()
• Demand satisfaction - ()
• Distance assimilation - ()
• Dominance systems - ()
• Incontiguous assimilation - ()
• Industrialization of culture - ()
• Planitational acculturation - ()
• Pseudo-process -()
• Signal crises signal crisis - ()
• Social coordination - ()
• Social dislocation - ()
• Social dissolution - ()
• Social process -()
• Socio-psychological processes socio-psychological process - ()
• Special recognition - ()

• Birth customs - ()
• Birth omen - ()
• Birth rite - ()
• Birth tree - ()
• Childbirth beliefs - ()
• Fertility postponement - ()
• Hetzmek, an infant ceremony - ()
• Niyoha, Indian proxy pregnancy - ()

• Name avoidance - ()
• Name change legend in the USA - ()
• naming rituals naming ritual – ()
• Reposición, naming practice in Central America – ()

• Child protection register - ()
• Child welfare conditions - ()
• Children in Need of Supervision (CHINS) - ()
• Dichorial about twins- ()
• dyadic interaction - ()
• Favoured children - ()
• in-home child care - ()
• Infant care - ()
• Infant welfare - ()
• nonmarital childbearing - ()
• preschool child - ()
• Self care children - ()

• Adolescence and puberty - ()
• juvenile diversion - ()
• Teenage experimentation - ()
• Tenant participation - ()
• Youth advisory board -()
• Youth conference -()
• Youth development center - ()
• Youth-friendly -()

• Adoption by arms - ()
• Adoption by baptism - ()
• Adoption by heir - ()
• Affinal relatives affinal relative - ()
• Atomistic family - ()
• Autonomous family - ()
• burmese family system - ()
• Companionate family - ()
• Compound family - ()
• Consanguine group - ()
• Country family - ()
• Cross aunt - ()
• Cross relatives cross relative- ()
• Cross uncle - ()
• Degrees of kindred - ()
• Democratic family, equalitarian family - ()
• dimensions of parenting - ()
• Domestic family - ()
• dual-earner family - ()
• Expanded family - ()
• Family background – ()
• family characteristics - ()
• Family cycle - ()
• family desertion - ()
• Family gathering Family meeting- () / ()
• Family group - ()
• Family institution - ()
• Family issues family issue - ()
• Family lineage - ()
• family loyalty - ()
• Family management -()
• Family of orientation - ()
• Family of procreation – ()
• family relations - ()
• Family role -()
• Family Stress Model - ()
• family system theory - ()
• Family variation - ()
• Family welfare - ()
• filial responsibility - ()
• Fraternal variation - ()
• Heteronomous family - ()
• Home circle - ()
• Institutional family - ()
• intergenerational relations - ()
• managed care and children - ()
• Maternal family - ()
• Matronymic system, metronymic family - ()
• Monogamous family - ()
• Motherkin mother-kin - ()- ()
• Nephew right - ()
• Parallel aunt - ()
• Parallel relatives parallel relative - ()- ()
• Parallel uncle - ()
• parent-adolescent communication - ()
• Part family - ()
• Paternal family - ()
• Piraungara, pirrauru, Australian family relationship - () / ()
• Primary family - ()
• Primary incest taboo - ()
• Primary relatives primary relative - ()
• Quasi household Quasi-household - ()
• Romantic family, companionship family - ()
• Secondary family - ()
• Sibling order - ()
• Sibling relations - ()
• substitute caregiver – ()
• Team family - ()
• Trusteeship family - ()
• Unilateral family – ()

• adolescent parenthood - ()
• Father right - ()
• Father-child relations - ()
• honoring parents - ()
• Maternal welfare - ()
• maternity benefits - ()
• Mother right - ()
• mother-child relations - ()
• mother-daughter relationship - ()
• Parent-child relations Parent-child relationship - ()
• parent-child relationship - ()
• parental permission - ()
• Parenting of newborns - ()
• Paternal power - ()
• Surrogate parent - ()

• Sutra on a Filial Son - ()
• Sutra on the Weighty Grace of Parents - ()

• Bilateral kinship system - ()
• Brother equivalence - ()
• Cognatic descent - ()
• Complementary filiation - ()
• Consanguineal kin group - ()
• Eight-class system - ()
• Elementary term - ()
• Extension of kinship terms - ()
• Generation equivalent - ()
• Good blood - ()
• Kinship institution, family institution, kinship order - ()
• Kinship values - ()
• Matronymic system - ()
• Particularizing system - ()
• Particularizing terminology - ()
• Perpetual kinship - ()
• Ritual kinship - ()
• Secondary relations – ()
• Tao mata, Polynesian mnemonic device for genealogies - ()
• Totemic kinship - ()
• Tualcha mara, Arunta kinship custom - ()

• Adulthood rites - ()
• Ant ordeal, manhood test in Amazonia - ()
• Balum cult, Melanesian adulthood initiation - ()
• Bush school, Congolese puberty school - ()
• Child dirt, Hottentot puberty ritual - ()
• Harvest age - ()
• Hook swinging, Maida initiation - ()
• Puberty school - ()
• Tjulu, kukata circumcision knife - ()

• Adoptive marriage - ()
• Affinal marriage - ()
• Amasiado, common-law relationship - ()
• Ambil-anak, form of marriage - ()
• Ancestral wife - ()
• Anticipatory levirate, attenuated polyandry - ()- ()
• Baishakunin, marriage go-between in Japan - ()
• betrothal customs - ()
• Big wife - ()
• Bloody wedding - ()
• Bogadi bride price, Afim - ()
• bride-doll marriage - ()
• Bridegroom And Bridegroom's Friends - ()
• Chore wife - ()
• Companionate marriage - ()
• Companionship marriage, companionship family - ()
• Conjugal marriage - ()
• Connubium, a lawful marriage - ()
• Consensual marriage - ()
• Courtship bunting - ()
• divorce for sterility - ()
• Divorce of the drum, Cheyenne - ()
• Drive-in wedding - ()
• Endama, extralegal mating in Black Caribs of Honduras - ()
• Extended affinal marriage - ()
• Generalized marital exchange - ()
• Half marriage - ()
• Handparting - ()
• Heterophenogamy - ()
• Interfamilial exchange marriage - ()
• Junior levirate - ()
• Love nest - ()
• Luhya Wedding - ()
• Marital exchange - ()
• marital typology - ()
• Marriage by exchange - ()
• Marriage by service - ()
• Marriage class - ()
• marriage enrichment - ()
• Marriage fire - ()
• marriage migration in Asia - ()
• Marriage-beena - ()
• Matrilateral cross-cousin marriage - ()
• Matrimonial coronation - ()
• May Marriage - ()
• Mine marriage - ()
• Nuptial dance - ()
• Nupturient spouse - ()
• Positive assertive mating - ()
• Post-mortem divorce - ()
• Pragmatic love - ()
• Pre-date - ()
• Preferential marriage - ()
• Preferential mating - ()
• premarital examination - ()
• Primary marriage - ()
• registry marriage - ()
• Restricted marital exchange - ()
• Right person myth - ()
• Secondary marriage - ()
• Selection in marriage – ()
• Spot dating - ()
• Suitor service - ()
• Sworn bachelor - ()
• Symmetrical cross-cousin marriage - ()
• Syndiasmian form of cohabitation- ()
• Term marriage - ()
• Unilocal residence, in marriage - ()
• Wedding finger – ()

• Chastity sword - ()
• Chastity test - ()
• Demivierge, sexually active woman who remains a virgin - ()
• Dynastic incest - ()
• eroticization - ()
• Exclusive right of reproduction – ()
• Pi supuhui, Ulithi sex custom - ()
• Post-partum sex taboo - ()
• reproductive thinking - ()
• Sex token - ()
• Sexual ceremonial licence - ()
• Sexual communism – ()

• Achievement age - ()
• active aging - ()
• notional defined pension - ()
• Old age assistance - ()

• Amitate, inheritance family relationship - ()
• Avuncular inheritance - ()
• Collateral inheritance - ()
• Hereditary principle - ()
• Indirect descent - ()
• Lineal inheritance - ()
• Mixed descent - ()
• Paternal inheritance - ()

• Ancestral dwelling - ()
• Annus Luctus, widow's mourning period - ()
• Averil (food), funeral food - ()
• Beigaben, funeral offering - ()
• Burial shaft - ()
• Casseta, a coffin type - ()
• Cephalotaphy, preserving the head without the body – ()
• Chesting, placing the body in a coffin - - ()
• Child's Epitaph - ()
• Contracted burial - ()
• Contracted position, burial - ()
• Corpse hotel - ()
• Day of Memory - ()
• Dead shoes, burial custom - ()
• death-meal death meal - ()
• Duty to the dead Duty To The Dead - ()
• Dying wish - ()
• Endophagy, intratribal cannibalism - ()
• Extended burial - ()
• Family crypt - ()
• Fanompoana, washing of the bones fashion in Madagascar - ()
• Feast for the dead - ()-
• Flexed burial - ()
• Funeral murder, a human sacrifice - ()
• Funeral stipend - ()
• Funerary games - ()
• Funshi, form of Japanese ritual suicide - ()
• Grave escort, form of human sacrifice - ()
• Grave monuments grave monument - ()
• Hanging tomb - ()
• Inner coffin - ()
• Invalidicide - ()
• Kamitok, Chukchee killing of the aged - ()
• Kispum, ancient banquet in the honour of the dead - ()
• Lykwake, watching the corpse for payment - ()
• Memorial chamber -()
• Memorial date Memorial Dates - ()
• Memorial inscription - ()
• Miniature coffin - ()
• Mourning ceremony - ()
• Mourning song - ()
• Niche burial - ()
• Obituary roll - ()
• parental death - ()
• Pilou-pilou, New Caledonian funeral feast - ()
• Platform burial - ()
• Poonsgoo, South Korean practice of ancestor burial sites - ()
• Preserving jar, preserving jars - ()
• proximity burial – ()
• Sacrocannibalism, ritual of eating family dead - ()
• Scarnimento, a burial practice - ()
• Second killing, in the grave - ()
• secret burials secret burial - ()
• Tangi (mourning), Maori mourning ceremony - ()
• Tomb offering, tomb offerings - ()
• Tomb slave, a human sacrifice - ()
• Urn burial - ()
• Widow cleansing – ()

• Affinal exchange - ()
• Agencies of socialization - ()
• Anglo-conformity - ()
• Anticipated acceptance - ()
• Behavioural norm, behavioural norms - ()
• Class gift - ()
• Co-operative individualism - ()
• competition tactics in groups - ()
• Complex social relationships - ()
• Compliant behavior - ()
• Conduct norm - ()
• Conventional behavior - ()
• Conventionalisation - ()
• Covert behavior - ()
• Deference behavior - ()
• Etiquette coach - ()
• Fence mending - ()
• Gift relationship - ()
• Group achievement - ()
• Harmonious interaction - ()
• household rules – ()
• ingroup loyalty - ()
• Innate social strategy - ()
• Internalized social protocol - ()
• Interpersonal solutions - ()
• Latitudes of acceptance and rejection - ()
• Law abiding - ()
• laws of honor - ()
• Learned social strategy - ()
• Levels of address level of address - ()
• Overt behavior - ()
• Pashtunwalin, honor code of Pakistani Patans - ()
• Peaceful access - ()
• Point of honor - ()
• problem behavior - ()
• Rational behavior - ()
• Regulative rules - ()
• Ritual constraint - ()
• Sexual conduct - ()
• social adjustment - ()
• Social code - ()
• Social conformity - ()
• social control policy - ()
• Social coordination capability - ()
• Social duties social duty - ()
• Social enforcement - ()
• Social mechanics - ()
• Social protocol - ()
• Social reinforcement - ()
• Social role signature, role signature - ()
• Social signaling mechanism - ()
• Social signaling - ()
• Southern honor - ()
• strategic behavior - ()
• Submissive behaviour - ()
• Trust-building behavior - ()
• Trusted peer social networks - ()
• word of honor - ()

• Academic language - ()
• Acceptance speech - ()
• Active mediation - ()
• Active responding - ()
• Adapted communication - ()
• Adhoc networking - ()
• Ambassador Effect, ambassador effect - ()
• Antagonistic cooperation - ()
• Anti-violence intervention - ()
• Assertive communication - ()
• Back-channel communication - ()
• Channels of communication - ()
• Charming game - ()
• Civic spirit - ()
• communication across the lifespan - ()
• communication style - ()
• Conflict of opinion - ()
• conversational interaction - ()
• conversational rules - ()
• critical organizational communication - ()
• Diagonal communication - ()
• Downward communication - ()
• Elements of communication - ()
• evaluating communication thought - ()
• evolution of communication - ()
• Hierarchical communications - ()
• instructional communication - ()
• Insult signal - ()
• Interactive dialog - ()
• Intergroup communication - ()
• interracial communication - ()
• Intragroup communication - ()
• Levels of address - ()
• modernism in communication theory - ()
• Personal contact - ()
• privacy and communication – ()
• Professional to professional - ()
• respectful persuasion - ()
• Rules of speaking - ()
• Social signalling mechanism, social signalling - ()
• Speech island - ()
• Speech power - ()
• stigma communication - ()
• Tacit communication - ()
• Using pressure tactics - ()
• Verification center – ()
• vernacular discourse - ()

• Fact Factory - ()
• Rumor Central rumor central, rumor center - ()
• Rumor Clarification Committee - ()
• Rumor clinic - ()
• Rumor intensity formula - ()
• Rumor warden, morale warden - ()

• Conflict model - ()
• Interest group conflict theory - ()
• Intergroup conflict - ()
• Intrapersonal conflict - ()
• Manifest conflict - ()
• Overt conflict - ()
• Personal protection - ()
• Power conflict theory - ()
• Unit conflict - ()

• Constructive confrontation - ()
• Delegation of violence - ()
• Duel au mouchoir - ()
• Hierocratic exchange - ()
• Regulated combat - ()
• Spectrum of violence -()
• Suspended war - ()
• Tigré ritual, Mexico - ()
• Transformation combat, ritual - ()
• War pipe - ()

• African Traditional Jurisprudence African traditional jurisprudence - ()
• Anthropology of law - ()
• Māori justice - ()
• Poison test, poison ordeal - () / ()
• Private wrong - ()
• Tangea, Madagascar ordeal - ()
• Tribal Agreement tribal agreement - ()

• Ankterismus, type of castration - ()
• Diffuse sanction, informal sanction - ()
• Etumo, wakamba blood money - ()
• Moral sanction - ()
• Personal discrimination - ()
• Policy by exclusion - ()
• Remedial sequence - ()
• Revenge cannibalism - ()
• Satirical sanction – ()
• Stigmatic shaming - ()

• Academic ritual – ()
• Avoidance rituals avoidance ritual - ()
• Ceremonial behavior - ()
• Ceremonial object - ()
• Guess dating - ()
• Humka, Dakota friendship ceremony - ()
• Indirect dating - ()
• Life transitions - ()
• Na vilavilairevu, Fiji fire walking - ()
• Presentational rituals - ()
• Rites of intensification rite of intensification – ()
• Ritual cannibalism - ()
• Ritual continence - ()
• Ritual insult - ()
• Ritual number - ()
• Ritual rebirth - ()
• Ritual union - ()
• Seasonal ceremony - ()
• Social rite - ()
• Son-in-law test - ()
• Transition rite - ()
• Turtle ceremony - ()
• Weeping salutation - ()
• Welcome ceremony – ()

• Annual holiday - ()
• Club membership - ()
• Community value - ()
• Cornish hug - ()
• Covering Of Head covering of head covering the head - ()
• Domestic acceptance - ()
• Gastronomic cannibalism - ()
• Genophagy - ()
• giveaway custom - ()
• Going native (practice) - ()
• Group practice - ()
• Harvest customs - ()
• Immortalising - ()
• Institutional practice - ()
• Kere-kere, Fijian reciprocity system - ()
• Leblouch, Nigerian practice - ()
• Market peace - ()
• Marronage -()
• Menstruation leave - ()
• Mock capture - ()
• Mock funeral - ()
• Mutual gaze - ()
• Noa word - ()
• Passing turns - ()
• Personality promotion - ()
• Private ordering - ()
• Sannup - ()
• Stations (Irish custom) - ()
• Sunnage - ()
• Symbolic change - ()
• Symbolic mound - ()
• Traditional plunder - ()
• Tribal customs - ()
• Tribal tradition Tribal traditions - ()
• Unit-custom - ()

• Abong, an ifugao poor house - ()
• Agamang, ifugao house of unmarried women - ()
• Assisted suicide flat -()
• Bachelor's house bachelors' house - ()
• Bashali, menstrual resthouse of the Kalashi in Pakistan - ()
• Bast (sanctuary) in Iran - {{search|Bast (sanctuary)}
• Bukumata, New Guinean house of adolescents - ()
• Carbet, a carib community house - ()
• Dapay, a Bontoc men's house - ()
• Fawi, Bontoc men's house annex - ()
• Matri-patrilocal residence - ()
• Olag, Bontoc girl's dormitory - ()
• Peace-enclosures peace-enclosure peace enclosure - ()
• Telpuchcalli, Aztec youth home - ()
• Tepochcalli, Aztec common man's house - ()
• Unilocal residence – ()
• Widhvasram, Indian home for widows - ()

• Eyebrow embroidery - ()
• Group reciprocal kindness - ()
• Gummanda, Australian horizontal body marks - ()
• Kakina, skin-needling - ()
• Maualla, Australian body marks - ()
• Recognition mark - ()
• Ritual mutilation - ()

• Affectionate friends - ()
• Age dragging - ()
• Antagonistic acculturation - ()
• Avoidance relationship - ()
• Consanguineal relative - ()
• Dominance relation - ()
• dominance-subordination - ()
• Obligation to serve - ()
• Organizational affiliation - ()
• Patron and client - ()
• peer relationship - ()
• Power relationship - ()
• pre-oedipal relations - ()
• Primary relation, primary relations - ()
• Privileged relationship - ()
• Trust network - ()
• Trust relationship - ()
• Trusted peer social network - ()
• Trusteeship system - ()
• Unequal-power relationship - ()
• War brothers – ()

• Defining gender - ()
• Elderly women - ()
• Female initiation - ()
• Free matriarchy - ()
• Free patriarchy - ()
• gender geography - ()
• Gender myth - ()
• Gender rituals Gender ritual – ()
• Gender signals gender signal - ()
• Gender-inversion rituals gender-inversion ritual – ()
• Gendered genre - ()
• gendered play - ()
• Gendered space - ()
• girls' subculture - ()
• Kaldebekell, male clubs in Marianne and Caroline islands - ()
• Male bias - ()
• Menstrual hut - ()
• Myth of female invalidity - ()
• Rights of woman Rights of Woman - ()
• Wife leasing – ()

• Authoritarian leadership - () - disambig between authoritarian leadership style (psychology topic) and authoritarianism (political science topic?)
• Bilateral power relationship - ()
• Bureaucratic leader - ()
• Centralized decision making - ()
• Clan control - ()
• Contingency theory of leadership - ()
• Control allocation - ()
• Cosmopolitan leader - ()
• Hierarchical decision-making - ()
• Local leader - ()
• Nominal leader - ()
• Power strategy - ()
• Professional authority - ()
• Scarcity theory of power - ()
• Seigniorial system - ()
• Slave king - ()
• Social leader - ()
• Unilateral power relationship – ()
• Unity of direction - - ()

• Authority-power gap - ()
• Authorized power - ()
• Authorized recipient - ()
• Authorized speaker - ()
• Authorizer - ()
• Commanders of the social order - () - Schiller 1989
• community power studies community power study - ()
• Informational power - ()
• Institutional power - ()
• International leadership theories; theories of international leadership - ()
• interpersonal power - ()
• Leadership role - ()
• Power base - ()
• Supportive leadership - ()

• Black Bones, Asian nomadic nobles - ()
• Canec, The provincial head of Itza cities in the Petern - ()
• Ceremonial chiefs ceremonial chief - () / ()
• Clan chief (not only of Scotland)- ()
• Dual chief - ()
• Grands chefs grand chef - ()
• Great chieftains great chieftain - ()
• Hereditary chief - ()
• Hodji, sage/philosopher - ()
• Ingada, arunta chief - ()
• Investiture of the chief - ()
• Kadangian, Bontoc family head - ()
• Kubaka, Baganda king - ()
• Lakatoi (headman), tinguisan headman – ()
• Leadership model - ()
• Okeyame, Ashanti talking chief - ()
• Pachayat, Indian village council - ()
• Pangat (chief), kalinga political leader – ()
• Peace chief - ()
• Penghula, Sakai headman - ()
• Sheikh esh-sheshad, war sheikh - () / ()
• Social supremacy - ()
• Tabueriki, Gilbert Islands chief - ()
• Tamened, Delaware chief - ()
• Tauvia, Guadalcanal headman - ()
• Tlacatecuhtli, Aztec supreme chief - ()
• Uijatao, the Zapotec priest king - ()
• War emissary - () - maybe better as diplomacy in war or diplomacy during war?

• Achiever role, assumed role - ()
• Ascribed role - ()
• Communal and personal identity - ()
• Counterfeit role - ()
• Internalized role - ()
• Multiple roles - ()
• Occupation groupings Occupation grouping occupation group - ()
• Participant role - ()
• Perceived role - ()
• Personal definition of role, personal role-definition - ()
• Personal role definition - ()
• Prescribed role - ()
• Reciprocal roles reciprocal role - ()
• Reflexive role-taking - ()
• Representative role - ()
• Role anticipation, role expectation - ()
• Role behaviour, role behavior - ()
• Role cluster - ()
• Role confusion - ()
• Role culture - ()
• Role demands role demand - ()
• Role discontinuity - ()
• Role enactment theory - ()
• Role expectations - ()
• Role insulation - ()
• Role performance - ()
• Role primacy - ()
• Role relationship - ()
• Role-taking - ()
• Rule-governed behaviour - ()
• Social expectations, role expectations – ()
• Social network role - ()

• Adaptability culture - ()
• Agpo, culture transition - ()
• Cattle culture - ()
• Collection culture - ()
• Collectivist and Individualist cultures / Collectivist and individualist cultures / Collectivism versus individualism - ()
• Consolidation of Culture - ()
• Control culture - ()
• Cultural configuration - ()
• Cultural dexterity - ()
• Cultural distance - ()
• Cultural microrhythm - ()
• Cultural negotiation - ()
• Cultural order - ()
• Cultural orthogenesis - ()
• Cultural renewal - ()
• Cultural unity - ()
• Culture base - ()
• Culture center - ()
• Culture climax - ()
• Culture complex - ()
• Culture element, culture trait - ()- ()
• Culture Management culture management - ()
• Culture pattern - ()
• Culture people - ()
• Culture subarea - ()
• Culture type - ()
• Dionysian culture - ()
• Dissonant culture - ()
• Explicit culture, overt culture - ()
• Hybridisation of cultures - ()
• Idealistic culture - ()
• Ideational culture - ()
• Indexed cultures indexed culture - ()
• Informational capitalism - ()
• Monopolization of culture - ()
• Neo-traditional culture - ()
• Network capitalism - ()
• Nonliterate culture - ()
• Nonliterate society Nonliterate Society - () / ()
• Nonmaterial culture - ()
• Partitive culture - ()
• Passive-aggressive culture - ()
• Plow culture - ()
• Post-modern society - ()
• Sensate culture – ()
• Strategic culture - ()
• Suspended culture - ()
• Two-class culture - ()

• Blind community - ()
• Evening people - ()
• Fat community - ()
• Half-people - ()
• Labour culture - ()

• Assignment system - ()
• Client system - ()
• Cultural social organization - ()
• Dual organization - ()
• Governance model - ()
• Horizontal group - ()
• Human organization - ()
• Institutional organization - ()
• Matrix organization structure - ()
• Means-end hierarchies, means-end hierarchy - ()
• Organization empowerment - ()
• Organizational Misbehaviour orgazational misbehavior - ()
• Planning hierarchy - ()
• Social pendulum - ()
• Social regulation - ()
• Social sanctioning social sanction - ()

• Amsterdam School for Cultural Analysis - ()
• Association for Social Knowledge - ()
• Blackheath Group (of mass observation) - ()
• Center for Coordination of Research on Social Indicators - ()
• Child Welfare Society - ()
• Civil corporation - ()
• Council of Community Management - ()
• Courage House - ()
• Cultural Development Foundation - ()
• Dialogue House - ()
• Dozoku, group of households - ()
• Encyclopedia of Social Sciences - ()
• European Association of Community Networks (EACN) - ()
• Fact Factory - ()
• Families in Need of Supervision (FINS) - ()
• Family Assistance Crisis Teams - ()
• Family Support America - ()
• Harvard’s Low Income Protection Plan - ()
• InFocus Program on Strengthening Social Dialogue - ()
• Institute for Social Research Studies - ()
• International Poverty Centre - ()
• Jamette in Trinidad- ()
• Juveniles in Need of Supervision (JINS) - ()
• Moustache Movement - ()
• National Conference on Social Work - ()
• National Society for Study of Communication - ()
• Organization for Research on Women and Communication (ORWAC) - ()
• Organization for the Study of Communication, Language, and Gender (OSCLG) - ()
• Parent And Child Enrichment Center - ()
• Partnership for Civic Change - ()
• Personal Report of Communication Apprehension - ()
• Post-Bureaucratic Organization (PBO) - ()
• Research School of Social Sciences - ()
• Rural Organizing Project - ()
• Social Efficiency Movement - ()
• Social Responsibility Road Table of the ALA - ()
• Social Science Information Gateway - ()
• Social Systems Research Institute (SSRI) - ()
• Society for the Study of Broken Hearts, India - ()
• Systematic Social Observation of Public Spaces - ()
• University of Texas Inequality Project - ()
• Volunteer Parents of America - ()
• Working Class Program - ()
• Yale Cross-Cultural Survey – ()

• Community involvement - ()
• Enforcement mechanism - ()
• Substituted decision-making, proxy consent - () - ()

• Nation creation - ()
• National identify - ()
• National infrastructure - ()
• National self-criticism - ()

• Automated society - ()
• Caring society - ()
• Children's exposure to violence - ()
• Contribution to society - ()
• Homelessness and drugs - ()
• Machine dependency machine dependence - ()
• measurement of inequality - ()
• media influence on children - ()
• minorities and the media - ()
• morality of care - ()
• Predominantly white institution - ()
• Public private divide – ()
• social changes and the media - ()
• social issues and augmented reality - ()
• society and the media - ()

• Expatriate community - ()
• immigrant community - ()
• immigrant head start - ()
• immigration and gender - ()
• new immigrant survey - ()

• contextual poverty - ()
• cyclical poverty - ()
• mapping poverty - ()
• new poverty research - ()
• peripheral poverty - ()
• poverty Clock - ()
• Poverty gap - ()
• poverty research - ()
• Pro-Poor Growth - ()
• rural deprivation - ()
• Security poverty - ()
• Squared Poverty Gap Index - ()
• subjective measures of poverty - ()
• Supplementary security income - ()
• Totally Fuzzy and Relative Poverty Measures - ()
• traumatic poverty - ()
• truly disadvantaged - ()
• ultimate poverty - ()

• race relations cycle - ()
• racial formality - ()
• unintentional racism - ()

• Demographic gap - ()
• Demographic structure - ()
• Dichotomous statistical population, dichotomous population - ()
• Differential birth rate, differential fertility - ()
• Fertility ratio - ()
• Formal demography - ()
• Generation life table - ()
• Infinite population - ()
• Macrodemography - ()
• Microdemography - ()
• Nuptial birth rate - ()
• Sex rate - ()
• Stable population - ()
• Stationary population - ()

• Administrative theory, administrative theories - ()
• African sociology - ()
• American sociology - ()
• Art and culture - ()
• Autoanalysis, studying one's own society - ()
• Clinical sociology, concrete sociology - ()
• Concept of multiple origins - ()
• Confucian communication theory - ()
• Correlational sociolinguistics - ()
• Criterion of quantity - ()
• Discourse sociology - ()
• Encyclopedic sociology - ()
• European sociology - ()
• German Socio-economic Panel Study - ()
• Hobbesian covenant -()
• Inhibition model of succession - ()
• Latin American sociology - ()
• Law of the Few - ()
• Law of uneven development - ()
• Mainean shift - ()
• Metasociology - ()
• multi-city study of urban inequality - ()
• Occupational sociology - ()
• Organization research - ()
• parsonian sociology - ()
• Philosophical sociology - ()
• Population science - ()
• Post-Parsonian sociology - ()
• Psychological sociology - ()
• Social anthropometry - ()
• Social behaviorism - ()
• Social-Communication Sciences social communication sciences - ()
• sociology and politics – ()
• Sociosynergetics, cybernetics - ()
• Studies in organization culture - ()
• Systematic sociology - ()
• Taoist communication theory - ()
• third world sociology - ()
• Toughness dilemma, processual theory -()
• Urban dialectology, correlational sociolinguistics – ()

• acting theory - ()
• Asian communication theory - ()
• Bayesian message classification - ()
• Behaviour constraint theory behavior constraint - ()
• Big animal theory of society - ()
• bonafide group theory - ()
• Bossard's law of family intersection - ()
• Chapin scale of social status, Chapin social status scale - ()
• class analysis of poverty - ()
• Classical rhetorical theory - ()
• co-cultural theory - ()
• coalition theory - ()
• Cognitive organization theory - ()
• communication action theories - ()
• communication gift theories - ()
• competence theories - ()
• complaint theory - ()
• conflict communication theories - ()
• Contractual theory -()
• convergence theory - ()
• convergence thesis - ()
• cross-culture adaptation theory - ()
• cultural construct theory - ()
• Cultural hypothesis - ()
• cultural performance theories - ()
• cultural types theories - ()
• Culture Conflict Theory - ()
• Decision making theory - ()
• dyadic power theory - ()
• Ecological hypothesis of symbolic values - ()
• effective intercultural communication theory - ()
• environmental communication theories - ()
• Equilibrium model of society -()
• Exclusion theory - ()
• extended penalties process model - ()
• family communication theories - ()
• Family development theory - ()
• field theory of conflict - ()
• five dimensions of cultural values, Hofstadt - ()
• functional group communication theory - ()
• Genetical theory of social behavior - ()
• group and organizational streetwise theory - ()
• group communicaton theory - ()
• Hamilton's genetical theory of social behavior - ()
• Hierarchy of effects model - ()
• hostage theory - ()
• humorous communication theory - ()
• Hypothesis of cultural acceleration - ()
• Hypothesis of innate temperament - ()
• Hypothesis of median location - ()
• Hypothesis of minimum cost - ()
• Hypothesis of minimum equation, zipf migration hypothesis - ()
• identity negotiation theory - ()
• Individual life span theory - ()
• Individualistic model - ()
• Innate social exchange algorithm - ()
• integrated though theory - ()
• Interest theory of social class, subjective conception of social class - ()
• Isolate iron law of oligarchy - ()
• Latent-distance model, lazarsfeld latent-distance model - ()
• Law of belongingness - ()
• Law of family interaction, Bossard's law of family interaction - ()
• Law of remembrance - ()
• markedness Differential Hypothesis, Markedness Theory - ()
• Marxist theory of stratification Marxian theory of stratification - ()
• McGregor's x/y theory of leadership - ()
• Migration hypothesis - ()
• Modesty hypothesis, of clothing - ()
• moral domain theory moral domain - ()
• Need-hierarchy theory - ()
• nonverbal communication theory - ()
• Normative decision theory of leadership - ()
• North-Hati scale of occupational prestige - ()
• organization identity theory - ()
• organization list theory - ()
• Policy theory - ()
• popular culture theory - ()
• Practice theory of play - ()
• Pre-recognition hypothesis pre-recognition - ()
• Principle of cultural possibilities - ()
• Principle of intimacy - ()
• Principle of organization - ()
• Processual theory- ()
• propaganda theory - ()
• public opinion theory - ()
• Push-pull hypothesis - ()
• reasoning action theory - ()
• relational communication theory - ()
• relational control theory - ()
• renaissance rhetorical theory - ()
• rhetorical theory - ()
• Riesman's categories of directedness - ()
• Rogerian dialogue theory - ()
• Role-role theory - ()
• Rule theory - ()
• S theory - ()
• sawtooth communication model - ()
• self-categorical theory - ()
• Social accounting theory - ()
• Social adjustment theory - ()
• Social area analysis shevky typology, - ()
• Social base map - ()
• Social exchange algorithm - ()
• Social group theory - ()
• social interaction theories - ()
• social modeling theory - ()
• social network recruitment theory - ()
• sociosystemic theory - ()
• special act theory - ()
• special codes theory - ()
• Status continuum hypothesis - ()
• Time budget hypothesis - ()
• two-sector model - ()
• uncertain reduction theory - ()
• Weberian organization theory - ()
• Zipf migration hypothesis - ()
• Zonal hypothesis, burgess' concentric zone of hypothesis – ()

• Adolescent peer culture - ()
• Adopt-a-Grandparent Program - ()
• Algorithm Animation - ()
• American social gathering - ()
• amplification effect - ()
• ancient welfare rights - ()
• antibullying - ()
• anxiety-ambivalent attachment style – ()
• Arbitrariness of sign - ()
• Baganwa system Baganwa, Burundi prince class - ()
• Bahuma (priest), the pastoral higher class of East Africa – ()
• Ballington and Maud Booth Award for Distinguished Service to Humanity - ()
• beauty contest metaphor - ()
• Beerhall system - ()
• Benefit night, benefit nights - ()
• Benevolent association - ()
• Black Rage Syndrome - ()
• Bull session - ()
• Burden of blame - ()
• Bureaucratic types - ()
• Campanihilismo - ()
• Caravan culture - ()
• cash syndication - ()
• centre-periphery - ()
• ceremonial behavior - ()
• Chain pattern - ()
• Cheater detection - ()
• Cheever country - ()
• Cheruma, Cochin slave caste - ()
• Civic capacity - ()
• civil skills - ()
• Cleopatra syndrome - ()
• Cocksnook, derogatory gesture - ()
• Cognitive code approach - ()
• Comcon pattern Comcon - ()
• Commitment strategy -()
• common knowledge rationality game - ()
• Communal collection - ()
• Community Area Networks (CAN) - ()
• Community boundary - ()
• community empowerment - ()
• Competitive social-exchange carrier (CLEC) - ()
• Concubator, male concubine – ()
• Conditional probit - ()
• Contact stratum - ()
• Convention values - ()
• Covenant relationship - ()
• Cradle for ethical communication - ()
• Creative social institution - ()
• Crioule cultural markings - ()
• cross-cultural contact - ()
• cross-cultural influence – ()
• cross-culture adoption - ()
• cultural citizenship - ()
• Cultural fair, culture free - ()
• cultural indication - ()
• Cultural Intelligence Measurement - ()
• cultural performance - ()
• cultural relocation - ()
• Cumulative Audience Paradox cumulative audience paradox -()
• Customary phraseology - ()
• Daily activities daily activity - ()
• Deaf Child's Bill of Rights - ()
• Death statistics - ()
• Disaster studies, disaster study - ()
• disenfranchised person - ()
• Dishonor compensation - ()
• diversity audit - ()
• domiciary care - ()
• dual descent society - ()
• ecological citizenship - ()
• ecological validity hypothesis - ()
• emblems of office - ()
• Enserfment - ()
• enterprise culture - ()
• Epikaretic community - ()
• expectance violation thought expectance violation - ()
• Extratribal population - ()
• Ezam secret society Ezam – ()
• Farm population - ()
• Folk-urban typology - ()
• geographic decision support system (GDSS) - ()
• geographical morality - ()
• Graduated and Reciprocated Initiative of Tension Reduction - ()
• group practice - ()
• group support system (GSS) - ()
• guideline adherence - ()
• Hand-to-mouth - ()
• Hardship grant - ()
• Het Ware Geloof (micro-society) - ()
• historical awareness - ()
• horizontal cooperation - ()
• house of mourning - ()
• human classification - ()
• Immigrant experience - ()
• Immigration statistics - ()
• Independence of judgment - ()
• Indigenous slaves - ()
• Initial class societies - ()
• Instinct for group persistences - ()
• Interaction recorder - ()
• intercultural communication competence - ()
• intersectioning - ()
• Interstate migration - ()
• intrahousehold transfer - ()
• island insularity - ()
• island insularity - ()
• Kouw, Hawaiian slave – ()
• Kulturnost - ()
• Language of culture - ()
• Language of social semiotic - ()
• Level of living - ()
• lifetime income - ()
• Livelihood promotion - ()
• Logic of collective action - ()
• median note - ()
• Members of large groups - ()
• Minority relations - ()
• Mother-in-law taboo - ()
• mourning card - ()
• multicultural social movement - ()
• Multiple group membership - ()
• Multiple identities - ()
• Mystic integralism, sociological mystic integralism - ()
• Mystic participation - ()
• Nativistic movement - ()
• Ngillatum ritual Ngillatum - ()
• Non-competing groups - ()
• Ntomo, organization for young boys – ()
• Open-class ideology - ()
• Organization research - ()
• organizational affiliation - ()
• organizational case study - ()
• Organizational empowerment - ()
• pastime knowledge - ()
• peer effect - ()
• Percepted boundedness - ()
• Personal document - ()
• Phanstère, utopia of Charles Fourier - ()
• Piecemeal engineering - ()
• Poetics of culture - ()
• Population characteristics - ()
• Population movement - ()
• Population science - ()
• Positive social control - ()
• Power and solidarity - ()
• Powerty belt - ()
• Preferential shop - ()
• Preferential sociometry - ()
• Principal syndrome - ()
• process of organizing - ()
• Professional autonomy - ()
• Proper Bostonian - ()
• property relations - ()
• Proposed civil service definition of sociologist - ()
• prosocial effects of television - ()
• Public personality - ()
• Public spirit - ()
• Racial Tolerance, racial tolerance - ()
• Raincoat brigade - ()
• recall-precision tradeoff - ()
• Recreational institution - ()
• Regular guy - ()
• relational downpoint - ()
• relational turbulence model - ()
• relational uncertainty - ()
• residual welfare state - ()
• restorative observation - ()
• River-based nationalism -()
• Role distance - ()
• role shock - ()
• rural improvement - ()
• Rural patronage - ()
• Safety network - ()
• safety-net provider safety net provider - ()
• Scroungerphobia - ()
• Sense of belonging - ()
• Size of completed family - ()
• Slate club – ()
• social capital and education - ()
• social cognition map - ()
• social cohesion and education - ()
• Social drama - ()
• Social good summit - ()
• Social markers in speech - ()
• Social networks and language - ()
• Social psychology of language - ()
• social science approach - ()
• social support system - ()
• social-interactionism - ()
• Socially shared autism - ()
• Society and leisure - ()
• sociocultural change - ()
• Sociological determinism - ()
• Sociological mystic integralism - ()
• Sociological singularism - ()
• Sociological universalism - ()
• Sociology of mental illness - ()
• Sociometric choice, sociometric test - ()
• Sociometric techniques - ()
• Somatic displacement - ()
• Source symbols Source symbol - ()
• Specialization of tasks - - ()
• Specific birth rate - ()
• Specific death rate - ()
• Speculator-fox type - ()
• Staff organization – ()
• Stage of promiscuity - ()
• Stamping ground stamping ground - ()
• Statistics of relationship - ()
• Strength-based community organization - ()
• Subliminal communication - ()
• Substantive area of sociology - ()
• Superiority myth - ()
• surplus population - ()
• Task completion role - ()
• Technicways - ()
• Teen violence - ()
• Time-sharing Experiments for the Social Sciences - ()
• Tong (organisation) – ()
• Transients and migrants - ()
• unobstrusive control - ()
• value community - ()
• variable analytics tradition - ()
• vernacular cosmopolitanism - ()
• voluntary program - ()
• Volunteer association - ()
• War score - ()
• welfare state triangle - ()
• Youth development program - ()
• Zero-sum concept of power, scarcity theory of power – ()

• International Communes Desk - ()
• Project Revere - ()
• Research School of Social Sciences - ()
• Social and Community Planning Research – ()

• Antti Eskola, Finnish sociologist - ()
• Brian Forst, US sociologist - ()
• Howard Levanthal, US social psychologist - ()
• Richard L. Merritt, US sociologist - ()
• Tyrone Forman, US sociologist - ()

Sources include:

• Dictionary of Anthropology' (GOYL Saab 1987)

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