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Sociology of culture

the widening of values among the poor so they keep mainstream ideals while also accepting alternative standards that fit their circumstances.

In sociology of culture, value stretch refers to the widening of values among the poor so they keep mainstream ideals while also accepting alternative standards that fit their circumstances. This meaning comes from Rodman (1963) in Social Forces.[1]

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Rodman, H. (1963). The Lower-Class Value Stretch. Social Forces, 42(2), 205. https://doi.org/10.2307/2575693

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