AC 1.1 Flashcards

AC 1.1 Compare criminal behaviour and deviance

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What is deviance?

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behaviour that goes against the commandant dominant norms, values and moral codes of society.

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What is a criminal behaviour?

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Any action that id forbidden by the law.

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What 2 things do you need for an act to be criminal?

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Actus reus (guilty act) and Mens Rea (guilty mind)

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What is an example case of deviance

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Bronies - men dressing up as “my little pony”

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What is an informal sanction?

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Not a written down rule.

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What is an example of an informal sanction?

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Grounding a child, labelling behaviours

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What is a formal sanction?

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Laws imposed by official bodies. They are written down laws.

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What is an example of a formal sanction?

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courts fining offenders, imprisonment, community service.

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What is social control?

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When society seeks to control our behaviour and ensures we conform to its norms and values.

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What is a positive sanction?

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A good reward for a behaviour. For example, praises and medals.

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