Interactionism and Youth Culture Flashcards

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What are the 5 interactionist explanations of youth culture?

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  1. Labelling creates deviant subcultures
  2. Labelling can create deviant subcultures among the working class
  3. Labels from the media can exaggerate the youth cultures
  4. Labels are applied unequally to ethnic minority groups
  5. Labels applied by teachers in education lead to ASS
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Who argues ‘labelling creates deviant subcultures’ ?

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Becker

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What does Becker argue?

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That we often stereotype and group people based on similar characteristics and give that group a name

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What is used as AO3 for the argument ‘labelling creates deviant subcultures’ ?

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Braithwaite

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What does Braithwaite argue?

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Agrees with Becker and argues a way to overcome the self fulfilling prophecy is to label the action not the individual. He calls labelling the individual as disintegrative shaming

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Who argues that labelling can create deviant subcultures?

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Chambliss

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What is used as AO3 for the argument ‘labelling can create deviant subcultures among the working class’ ?

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Murray

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What may Murray argue?

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That young people become deviant criminals because they are poorly socialised by their family

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Who argues that labels from the media can exaggerate the youth cultures?

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Cohen

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What is used as AO3 for the argument ‘labels from the media can exaggerate the youth cultures’ ?

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McRobbie and Thornton: moral panics are an outmoded concept

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What does McRobbie and Thornton argue?

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The frequency of moral panics has increased due to the influence of media and therefore no longer noteworthy. This is now outdated as not everyone is against the ‘deviant’ or the ‘folk devil’

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Who argues that labels are applied unequally to ethnic minority groups?

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Reiner

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What does Reiner argue?

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Argues that a ‘canteen culture’ exists amongst the police: a macho, suspicious, racist and mistrusting culture against non whites

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What can be used as AO3 for the argument ‘labels are applied unequally to ethnic minority groups’ ?

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Stop and search rates

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Who argues that labels applied by teachers in education lead to ASSC

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Gillborn and Sewell

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What did Gillborn find?

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That black children were being treated differently by their teachers and penalised more harshly for bad behaviour

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What is used as AO3 for the argument ‘labels are applied by teachers in education lead to ASS’ ?

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