Social Embeddedness

Question 0

Differences between criminal and civil laws/sanctions:
Viewed as _ wrongs vs _ wrongs
Criminal vs civil regarding decision, retrial, and resolution:

Answer 0

Public, private
Unanimous decision required, no double jeopardy, incarceration as possible resolution
Unanimous decision not required, can be retried, monetary resolution

Question 1

Formal norms/sanctions:

How defined? established? enforced?

Answer 1

Codified

Specific social agents

Question 2

Formal norms/sanctions:
Unique features (3)

Answer 2

Specificity, codification, severe sanctions

Question 3

Qualitative responses

Answer 3

Formal, medical, informal

Question 4

Medical norms/sanctions:

How defined? established? enforced?

Answer 4

Suffering from a departure from a normal healthy state of being
DSM by APA and AMA
Treatment/medications

Question 5

DSM changes over time illustrates the _ _ of defining “deviance”

Answer 5

Social embeddedness

Question 6

Informal norms/sanctions:

How defined? established? enforced?

Answer 6

Divergence from common set of agreed upon behaviors (informal norms)
Society's informal rules (result of social interaction)
Social rejection (e.g. ostracism)

Question 7

Which norms and sanctions are most changing, and have the most variation and discretion?

Answer 7

Informal

Question 8

All sanctions have _ in application and can _.

Answer 8

Discretion, overlap

Question 9

Variation in extent (strength, likelihood, degree) of reaction depends upon: (3)

Answer 9

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Power
Intensity

Question 10

The more _ someone has the more they are able to _ their ideas of right and wrong onto others.

Answer 10

Power, impose

Question 11

Power and # of people that disapprove are directly related to _ of _ and _ of deviance of a particular behavior.

Answer 11

Likelihood, punishment, magnitude

Question 12

Intensity/consensus of a belief is directly related to _ of _ and _ of deviance of a particular behavior.

Answer 12

Severity, punishment, magnitude

Question 13

_ and _ of disapprovers are directly related to likelihood of punishment and degree of deviance of a particular behavior.
-More _ and _, more _ _ is and more _ a behavior is considered.

Answer 13

Power, #

-power, #, likely punishment, “deviant”

Question 14

Informal norms/sanctions:

How defined?

Answer 14

Divergence from common set of agreed upon behaviors (informal norms)

Question 15

/ of a belief is directly related to severity of punishment and magnitude of deviance of a particular behavior.
-More /, more _ _ is and more _ a behavior is considered.

Answer 15

Intensity/consensus

-Intensity/consensus, severe punishment, “deviant”

Question 16

Informal norms are the most _.

Informal sanctions have the most _ and _.

Answer 16

Changing

variation, discretion

Question 17

Social roles in defining deviance:

Answer 17

“Deviant” if behavior isn’t consistent with particular role’s expectations, rights, and responsibilities.

Question 18

Social context - situation - in defining deviance:

Answer 18

“Deviant” if behavior isn’t consistent with expectations of situation.

Question 19

“Deviance” isn’t _ in a behavior, it is a _ that we _ _ a behavior.

Answer 19

Inherent, characteristic, place upon