Interactionalism Flashcards

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Define interactionalism

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How people in society interact with each other

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What does Becker believe

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That an act only becomes deviant when others perceive and define it as such

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What did Lembert say

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There are two levels of deviance, primary and secondary

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What is primary deviance

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Deviance that’s not been publicity labelled as deviant, few consequences

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Secondary deviance

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Occurs when the act is discovered, made public or label “deviant” applied. May lead to a person adopting this label and this become ig their master status.

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What’s a master status

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Over ride any other view they have of themselves, once label applied it’s difficult for both individual and society to alter behaviour

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7
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What’s the self fulfilling prophecy

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Peoples predictions of them become true

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What do right realists say about crime

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Tough on crime and tough in criminals

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What do left realists say about crime

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Tough on crime tough on causes of crime

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What political party is associated with left realism

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Labour Party

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What political party is associated with right realism

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Conservatives

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What do left realists say are the causes of crime

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Relative poverty
Marginalisation
Subculture

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