Chapter 7 Flashcards

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What is deviance

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Variation from a set of norms or shared social expectations

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Deviants

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Ppl who violate these shared experiences

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3
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Conformity

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Opposite of deviance

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4
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What does deviance help define

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The limits of social tolerance

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5
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Methods of social control

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Arrests, criminal trials, etc

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6
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Dysfunctions of deviance

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Can disrupt social order, distrust will of others to conform, destroy trust

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7
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Internal means of control

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Members conform to norms bcs they believe they should regardless of who is present

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External means of control

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Responses of others to a members behaviours, pressures or sanctions

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9
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What is a sanction

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Rewards and punishemenrs used to encourage proper behaviour

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10
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Positive sanction

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Encourages others to pursue a behaviour

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11
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Negative sanction

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Discourage a behaviour

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12
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Informal external control

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Post and negative controls, smiling, frowning

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13
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Formal external

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Systems created by society to control deviance, courtroom

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14
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Labeling theory

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How certain behaviours are labeled deviant, and how being given a level influenced behaviour

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15
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Cultural transmission theory

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That a community’s deviance may be transmitted to new comers through socialization

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16
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Social learning theory

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Deviant and conforming behaviours strongly influenced by consequences that follow them

17
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Absolutist view- non scientific

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Certain behaviours are deviant regardless of social context in which they occur

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Moralist view- non scientific

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The view that norm violations are deviant bcs they are morally wrong

19
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Medical view

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Deviance is essentially pathological evidence a society is unhealthy

20
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Statistical view

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Any variation from a statistical norm is deviant
Eg, left handed red hair

21
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Medicalization of deviance

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Transformation of moral and legal deviance into a medical condition, aids, alcoholism

22
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3 components of human personality

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I’d, superego, ego

23
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Ego

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Innate drive if Id.

24
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Superego

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Internalized norms of society

25
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Strain theory

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Social induced strain, such as animus forces ppl to engage in deviant activities