Elaborated code
Elaborated code refers to British psychologist Basil Bernstein's term for an articulate style of communication in which whole phrases are used to convey a precise and complex range of ideas and in which emotional and intellectual aspects are clearly differentiated. Said to be typical of the way middle-class parents interact with their children.
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