L4: CONFORMITY AND DEVIANCE Flashcards

1
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set of means that ensure people behave in expected & approved ways

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social control

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2
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reward for conformity

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sanctions

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3
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consequence for non-conformity

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punishments

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4
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all norms whether written or not are supported by what?

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sanctions and punishments

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5
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it is a change in behavior to comply to regulations

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conformity

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6
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this gives a sense of identity and belongingness that enable people to feel accepted

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conformity

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7
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What are the three types of conformity?

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  1. Compliance
  2. Identification
  3. Internalization
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8
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this means conforming to a rule or fulfilling a desire, demand, proposal, or regimen

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compliance

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9
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it is the weakest form of conformity

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compliance

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10
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short-term form of conformity

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compliance

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11
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going along with the view of many, but still privately maintains his own point of view

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compliance

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12
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when an individual aspires to pattern himself after another, but only while he is in the presence of the other person

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identification

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13
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you change your way of life/ preferences based on certain groups you want to belong in

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identification

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14
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acceptance and incorporation of the standard/ belief of other persons or of the society by the individual

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internlization

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15
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the deepest level of conformity

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internalization

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16
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internalizing the practices of the group/society by heart (long-term)

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internalization

17
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a behavior that violates expected rules and norms

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deviance

18
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non-conformity/ behavior that departs significantly from social expectations

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deviance

19
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Types of Deviance

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  1. Formal Deviance
  2. Informal Deviance
20
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actions that violate enacted laws

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Formal deviance

21
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actions that violate social norms that are not categorized into law

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Informal deviance

22
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Forces of Deviance

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  1. Conformity
  2. Retreatism
  3. Ritualism
  4. Rebellion
  5. Innovation
23
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acting according to the social norms of a society

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Conformity

24
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acting according to the social norms of a society

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Conformity

25
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Observation of one’s daily routine where he/she resists changes

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Ritualism

26
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completely turning away from social norms/structures

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Retreatism

27
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happens when frustration between individuals occur because they want change in society

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Rebellion

28
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using negative wats to achieve one’s goals

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Innovation

29
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states that social structures may presure citizens to commit crime

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Strain theory

30
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who developed the theory which states that social structures may pressure individuals to commit crime

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American socialogist, Robert K. Merton