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The phrase 'social discrepancy' is correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to the differences between social groups or classes in terms of wealth, power, education, etc. For example, you could use the phrase in a sentence like this: "The widening social discrepancy between the rich and the poor is an alarming trend in our society."
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Furthermore, the interpreter's body language and clothing could indicate a social discrepancy between him/herself and the parents.
It might be anticipated that in these national contexts this may result in a lower density of outlets but with a greater social discrepancy due to the concentration of targeted consumers and alternative land use planning strategies.
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They serve to polarise people rather then unite us against gender-based social discrepancies and invite absolutism – "manterrupting?
She added that militarism "has robbed us of the necessary resources to address the social injustices and the social ills and the social discrepancies in our nation," noting that her father said countries who spend more money on military than social advancement are "rapidly approaching a spiritual death".
Our results derive from an affluent society with less social discrepancies than in many other countries.
Overall, this paper adds to the empirical literature on economic and social discrepancies related to cancer screening uptake.
With regard to specific and social phobias, discrepancies were in particular due to the criteria defining the fear and impairment.
"But the moment that the parents, with whom one naturally identifies, sit down to watch the video, one begins to see the murder in its social context: the discrepancy between the act we are witnessing and normal social behavior becomes clear".
Arroyo (2014) has posited a relationship between fat talk and three body image theories (self-discrepancy, social comparison, and objectification), and suggested that degree of body dissatisfaction could serve as a mediating mechanism.
In a review of the literature on wellbeing in sociological and psychological journals, George (2010) identified five theoretical approaches in gerontological research: discrepancy theories; social comparison theory; strategic investment of resources (such as selective optimisation theory; Baltes and Carstensen 2003); social stratification of wellbeing; and a social indicators perspective.
(Last year, Art Basel Miami Beach got underway just as a New York grand jury declined to indict the police officer who killed Eric Garner, and for New Yorkers following their social media feeds, the discrepancy between Black Lives Matter postings and party photos was especially clanging).
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