Quiz 5 Flashcards

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What are the two types of social capital?

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Individual and collective

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2
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How does loneliness impact health?

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Negatively impacts health

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3
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What is women’s fight or flight?

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tend an befriend: the stress buffering hypothesis

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What is the stress-buffering hypothesis?

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social support positively influences health/well-being by protecting people from the effects of stressors

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What is the expanded perspective on medical care?

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Medical care causes direct outcomes for the patients and collateral outcomes for their social contacts

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What is deviance?

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Any behavior/ attribute that is socially challenged because it departs from norms (formal and informal)

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What is formal deviance?

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breaking laws

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When does deviance vary?

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across culture,time, group, situation, with varying social characteristics

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What is social control?

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methods used to get people to comply with norms (formal/informal)

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What are thw two types of justice?

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punitive and rehabilitative

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What are two discredited theories on deviance and crime?

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biological and psychological: personality disorder

Deviance depends on the social context and social institutions

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What is the functionalist perspective on crime?

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  • Deviance depends on how well society provides the institutionalized means to achieve cultural goals
    Merton
  • Strain theory
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What are some functions of deviance?

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boundary maintenance, encourages social change

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What are the four aspects of strain theory?

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Conformity, Innovation, Ritualism, Retreatism, Rebellion

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How does conflict theory view deviance?

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Laws are tools used by powerful to maintain own

privilege

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What is an interactionist/ constructionist view of crime?

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Deviance is socially constructed through interaction
between people or groups
Labeling theory, broken window theory

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What is the labelling theory?

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-Deviance only becomes such by labeling
-The label is adopted by exhibiting the behaviors,
actions, and attitudes associated with the label

18
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What is a stigma?

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Any personal characteristic associated with social

disgrace, rejection, or discrediting

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What is the broken window theory?

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  • How social context and social cues affect the way
    individuals act
  • People who wouldn’t exhibit a certain behavior in
    one social context might do so in another context
    where the behavior seems more permissible
20
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What is rational choice?

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  • deterrence theory
  • emphasize personal responsibility
  • people engage in a cost benefit analysis of their behavior
21
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What is crime?

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deviance that breaks the law and is punished by formal sanctions

22
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Why is it difficult to measure crime rates over time?

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  • changes in how crimes are defined
  • fluctuations in crime reports
  • improvements in medical technology
23
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What is recidivism?

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when a person who has been involved in the criminal justice system reverts to criminal behavior

24
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What Accounts for a Higher Arrest Rate among African Americans?

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  • Family patterns: More black families deal with single-parenting, which might lead to more poverty and crime
  • “War on Drugs”
  • Racial bias