Deviance and Media Part A Flashcards

1
Q

what was known to be the largest change in media from before to now

A

the internet

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2
Q

over the age of 50 _____ (type of media) was used much higher

A

TV

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3
Q

what kind of view did Charles Wright believe in

A

functionalist view

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4
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list the 4 functions of how media contributes to social order

A

surveillance, correlation, transmission and entertainment

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5
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describe the importance of CBC

A

CBC brings people together which is the key to functionalism

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6
Q

list the 3 types of crime

A

street, property and violent crimes

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7
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true or false - violent crimes committed by strangers is the most common

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false - most crimes are committed by those known to victim

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8
Q

how many deaths a day due to opiod overdose

A

20

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9
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define the echo chamber

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if we consume a lot of media -> they repeat the same story over and over -> only one view is presented therefore audience gets brainwashed

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10
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explain how there can be incompleteness of reporting and how this can be a problem (use an example to explain)

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the public is made unaware of how courts work -> someone who committed murder only gets 5 years so we think the system is unjust -> we do not get the whole picture (maybe the individual had prior determinants)

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11
Q

when you slap someone’s butt what is this an example of (DONT BE DIRTY)

A

level 1 sexual assault

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12
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true or false - Canadians have a preference for drama

A

true

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13
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when people get tolerant to violence through constant exposure, what happens when they do see a violent film

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emotional -> lower levels of anxiety
physiological -> lower heart rates and blood pressure

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14
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what did Moynihan study

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he was a sociologist that studied the normalization of violence -> violence occurs in the inner city because violence there is normalized and expected

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15
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what was the solution to normalization of violence in inner cities, according to Moynihan

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broken windows theory -> argues that there are absent landlords and no one in the area -> if it looks like people are watching, people will commit crimes
-> GET PEOPLE TO LIVE THERE AND CREATE SURVEILLANCE

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16
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how are moral panics characterized

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heightened concern, hostility toward the offending group, consensus that there is a threat, disproportionality and volatility

17
Q

who did we talk about in regards to moral panics

A

Puritans

18
Q

define folk devils

A

those who have traits that make them easy to blame for social problems

19
Q

what is another name for folk devils

A

scapegoats

20
Q

in the Puritan example, who were the scapegoats

A

women

21
Q

explain the Watney study of homosexual men during the AIDS crisis

A

suggested a lot of people dealt with ambiguity of being a good person but according to society they are seen as a bad person -> mental indigestion

22
Q

in the AIDS crisis, who are the folk devils

A

gay men

22
Q

define the differences between the mods and rockers

A

mods = modern young people, wore preppy clothing
rockers = tough and loud, wore leather jackets

23
Q

what happened in 1964 with the mods and rockers

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everything was closed on Easter ->these two groups were maybe bored and there some minor pushing -> media shows up and the headlines say “kids under control, gangs, vanadalizing” -> mods and rockers became the folk devils

24
Q

define transmission

A

communication of information and norms from generation to generation

25
Q

define surveillance

A

ways that information is collected and spread in society

26
Q

match the description to the proper characterization -
youth of postwar britain is out of control

A

increased concern

27
Q

match the description to the proper characterization - exaggeration tactics

A

disproportionality

28
Q

match the description to the proper characterization - gang fighting image

A

volatility

29
Q

match the description to the proper characterization - all newspapers framed the story the same

A

increased consensus over the threat

30
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