Chapter 7 Flashcards

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1
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A way to encourage conformity to societic norms

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Social control

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2
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Process of reducing the seriousness of crimes that injured people or low status

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Victim discounting

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3
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Repeating a criminal behavior

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Recidivism

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4
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Except the goal of success but uses illegal means to achieve it

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Innovation

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5
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Individuals learn deviance in proportion to the number of deviant acts there exposed to

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Differential associations theory

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6
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Discouraging criminal acts by threatening punishment

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Deterrence

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7
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Payback

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Retribution

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8
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Process of changing or reforming a criminal through socialization

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Rehabilitation

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9
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Individually Jackson goes but continues to use the legitment means

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Ritualism

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10
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Undesirable traits or label that is used to characterize an individual

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Stigma

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11
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Theory that individuals learn deviance in proportion to the same number of deviant acts they are exposed to

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Differential association theory

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12
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Society creates deviance by identifying particular members as deviant

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Labeling theory

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13
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People except the goal and the means to achieve it

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Conformity

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14
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Compliance with social norms require strong bonds between individuals and society

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Control theory

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15
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Occasional Norm breaking that’s not a part of the person’s lifestyle or self-concept

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Primary deviance

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16
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Organize around breaking societies norms

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Secondary deviance

17
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High status people committing crimes that’s related to their careers

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White-collar crime

18
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Social condition in which norms are weak, conflicting or absent

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Anomie

19
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Explain why deviance is not easy to identify

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Because deviance is subjective what may be deviant to one person

20
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Identify the major types of social control and explain the differences between them

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Internal knowing right from wrong

External- based on social sanctions ( positive,negative,formal, and informal )

21
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How do you functionalists the perceived deviance and brief

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Positive and negative effects

22
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Discuss the negative consequences of deviance according to functionalists

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Clarifies the norms and safety value

23
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Differentiate between the major functional fears of deviance

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Strain Theory- theory that deviance is more likely to occur when a gap exists between cultural goals

Control theory-compliance with social norms require strong bonds between individuals and society

24
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Explain the four basic components of social bonds

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1) attachment- members of society
2) commitment- social goals
3) involvement- participation in non-deviant social activity
4) belief- norms and values of society

25
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Explain the truth series of deviance that are based on interactionism theory

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Labeling theory- labeling someone as deviant

Differential theory- person who most. I’m knows deviant becomes deviant

26
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Discuss the conflict theory view of deviance

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It states that it is the majority you label the minorities deviant it’s the people who are the most powerful and the most number of who will set rules in favor of themselves