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Deviance Flashcards

1
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act that violates a norm

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deviance

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2
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action that is perceived as violating widely shared values other than notmd

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deviance

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3
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can be understood within social context

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deviance

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4
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depends on time, situation, culture

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devianve

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5
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two concerns

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why people violate norms/laws, how society reacts

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6
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emile durkheim

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sturctural functionalism

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7
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deviance helps to decine the limits of proper behavior

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struct func

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8
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describe the loss of direction fely in a society when social control of indiv has become ineffective

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anomie

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9
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robert merton

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strain theory

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10
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devianve results when socially approved goals cannot be resched by socially approved means

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strain theory

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types of deviance

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conformity, innovation, ritualism, retreatism,rebellion

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12
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accepting socially approved goals and the use of legitimate means to achieve that goal

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conformity

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13
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accepting the goal of success but rejectedd the use of socially accepted means ex cheating, corruotion

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innovation

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people no longer set high success goals, and eoplebreject the importance of success whennthey realize they wont get it anyway

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ritualism

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15
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withdrawal from society, rejecting goals ex Dryg addicts

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retreatism

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16
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people reject and attempt to change the goals and means approved by society

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rebellion

17
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deviance is learned thru interaction with others

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symbolic interactionism

18
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product of f2f interactions

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symbolic interactionism

19
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deviance is a learned behavior

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differential association

20
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crime is most likely to occus in communities with weak social ties

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social disorganization

21
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society tends to react to a rule breaking act by labeling as deviany

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Labeling

22
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class conflict within society creates deviance

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conflict

23
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affects deviance in two ways

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class interests determine which acts are criminalized and how heavily they are punished, economic pressures lead to offenses

24
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deviance involving occasional breaking of norms that are not a pattern of a persons life style ex honor student comes home late on night

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primary deviance

25
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deviance in which an indivs life and identity are organized around breaking society’s norms

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secondary deviance

26
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regulates peoples behavior and actions

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social control

27
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2 types of social control

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formal and informal

28
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produced by govt

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formal

29
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enforced by family, caregver, teachers

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informal

30
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rely on deterrents such as personal shame or fear of supernatural punishment

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built in controls

31
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penal laws

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formal

32
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love or friendship, verbal communication

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informal sanctions

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