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Gone But Not Forgotten: Howard Becker
16
Aug
Criminology, Gone But Not Forgotten

Gone But Not Forgotten: Howard Becker

Randy Lynn, Ph.D.0 Comments
Howard Becker, who died on this date (August 16) in 2023, was a pivotal figure in sociology who profoundly shaped our understanding of deviance, subcultures, and the dynamics of social…
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When Talking Is Tough: How Avoidance Shapes Our Closest Relationships
12
Aug
Culture

When Talking Is Tough: How Avoidance Shapes Our Closest Relationships

Randy Lynn, Ph.D.0 Comments
Prevalence of Avoidance: Avoidance is nearly as common as talking in close relationships, occurring 37.6% of the time. Influence of Relationship Duration: Longer relationships and denser social networks reduce the…
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Behind Closed Doors: The Truth About Power and Decision-Making in Couples
08
Mar
Gender/Family

Behind Closed Doors: The Truth About Power and Decision-Making in Couples

Randy Lynn, Ph.D.0 Comments
Men and women tend to adopt "his" career goals as "ours," with the woman doing extra work to help her partner achieve his goals. Conversely, men and women tend to…
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Demystifying Sociology: What it is and why you should know
08
Jan
Fundamentals, Organizations

Demystifying Sociology: What it is and why you should know

Randy Lynn, Ph.D.0 Comments
Sociology is the study of society and everything in it. Sociology is less about what is studied and more about how. As a discipline, sociology is unmatched in its breadth…
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