In Class Unit 3.2

Question 1

Typology of deviance

Answer 1

• overconformity
• innovation
• ritualism
• retreatism

Question 2

Over conformity

Answer 2

legitimate ends - prescribed means

Question 3

Innovation

Answer 3

legitimate ends - proscribed means

Question 4

Ritualism

Answer 4

illegitimate ends - prescribed means

Question 5

Retreatism

Answer 5

illegitimate ends - proscribed means

Question 6

Example of over conformists

Answer 6

new converts

Question 7

Example of ritualist

Answer 7

student giving up trying to understand, thrifty and hard working without purpose

Question 8

Example of innovators

Answer 8

students who cheat to pass

Question 9

Example of retreatalist

Answer 9

alcoholics, drug addicts, etc

Question 10

Socialization deficiencies can occur …. (2 ways)

Answer 10

• though socialization, when members learn new roles associated with a status
• if socialization is deficit, the individual won’t adequately learn their roles and cause deviance

Question 11

Inadequate socialization

Answer 11

effort made by socializer/organization but failed

Question 12

Inappropriate socialization

Answer 12

adequate socialization to inappropriate definitions of situation

Question 13

Nature of strain

Answer 13

misalignment in the structure of a system

Question 14

Possibility of deviant adaptation can be due to..

Answer 14

failure to conform to normative expectations

Question 15

Limited energy

Answer 15

too tired to perform to expectations because performance for a complicated status/ role set requires too much energy

Question 16

Role set conflict

Answer 16

conflict within one status

Question 17

Status set conflict

Answer 17

expectations between statuses conflict

Question 18

Ambiguous statuses

Answer 18

meaning ambiguous expectations associated with a status

Question 19

Person-status misalignment

Answer 19

everybody is unique, where sometimes your uniqueness is not a good fit for you status