midterm 2 Flashcards
who introduced a pathological approach and believed heavily in a biological cause to crime
Cesare Lombrosso
stigmata
an physical identifying mark or characteristic
atavist
recurrence of a trait or characteristic from an ancestral form
Goddard and the kallikaks
study on solder and kids with two women - questions whether genetics has anything to do with deviance
pathological approach
focuses on crime as a result of disease
functionalist approach
focuses on the social functions that crime serves
4 ways in which deviance contributes to normative order
sets boundaries
enhances group solidarity
maintains innovative functions
reduces tensions
false teleology
explanation of a phenomena through the purpose it serves rather than its causes
tautology
circular reasoning, because it exists it must be functional
questions of kai Erickson and wayward puritans
does the fear of deviance create deviance or does deviance create fear
anomie
without purpose or normlessness
when does Durkheim believe anomie occurs
when social institutions are unable to morally constrain human desires
mechanical solidarity
cohesion within society based on shared beliefs, lifestyles, and occupations
organic solidarity
cohesion due to individuals mutual reliance on each other
Durkheim 4 types of suicide
anomic, egoistic, altruistic, fatalistic