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GCSE Sociology · key term
A group within a wider society whose members share distinctive norms, values and behaviour.
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A group within a wider society that has distinctive norms and values.
Revise: Social Construction of Crime and DevianceA subculture is a group within society with distinctive norms and values. Subcultural explanations examine how membership of a group can encourage crime or deviance by making it acceptable or rewarding.
A group whose norms and values differ from those of the wider society.
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A smaller group within a wider culture with distinctive shared values and behaviour.
A culture within a wider culture, with distinctive norms, values or practices.
Component 1, Component 2
A group within a wider society whose members share distinctive cultural features, such as beliefs, values, dress or music.
Revise: Sociological Concepts and Cultural DiversityA subculture is a group within a wider society with distinctive cultural features. Goths can share particular styles of dress and music. The hippie movement of the 1960s challenged mainstream materialism and promoted peace, love and nature.
A group within a wider society whose members share distinctive norms, values or ways of life.
A group within a wider society whose norms and values differ in some ways from those of the mainstream culture.
