Interactionists on C&D: What is Crime and Deviance - C&D is Socially Constructed Flashcards

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Why did Becker say crime is socially constructed?

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There are no behaviours that are naturally deviant

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How are certain behaviours defined as deviant?

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By being present in a society at a particular period of time

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What does it mean if deviant behaviour and crimes are culturally specific?

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Deviance and crime is classified differently for different societies

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What is a crime in Britain that is not a crime in Saudi Arabia?

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Polygamy

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What does it mean if a crime is historically specific?

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It used to be a crime but no longer is

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Name a historically specific crime

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Divorce

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Name 3 context factors which classify if an act is deviant

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Who is doing it, When they did it, Where they did it

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Drinking alcohol would be considered deviant if…

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It was done in a Park in the morning by someone underage

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