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Tallman's research suggested that the movement from working-class urban villages of the inner city to outer city and suburban open communities brings about fundamental reorganization of conjugal and community roles of working-class couples to a middle-class type which emphasizes the importance of

▸ relationships with extended kin.

▸ relationships with neighbors.

▸ the conjugal relationship.

▸ ties to their former neighbors in the working-class urban villages that they had left.

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