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A group we feel an affinity or closeness to is called _____.
A. an out-group
B. reference group
C. an in-group
D. open group

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C

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As group size increases the following usually happens _____.
A. increases in formality and intimacy
B. decreases in formality and intimacy
C. decrease in formality and increase in intimacy
D. increase in formality and decrease in intimacy

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D

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Group think is often marked by ______.
A. decision made without objective though
B. conformity to group consensus
C. presence of a strong leader
D. all of the above

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D

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A term used to describe “normlessness”, alienation and loss of purpose is ______.
A. anomie
B. rationalization
C. solidarity
D. objectification

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A

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5
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A group used to evaluate yourself ____.
A. virtual community
B. reference group
C. secondary network
D. cult

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B

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An experiment that investigated our willingness to conform to group expectations and or authority was done by _____.
A. Asch
B. Milgram
C. Zimbardo
D. All of the above

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D

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A collection of people who share some attribute, identify with one another and interact with each other is called a/an _______.
A. crowd
B. group
C. aggregate
D. cult

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B

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Social group whose interactions are mediated through information technologies is called a/an _____.
A. virtual community
B. reference group
C. secondary group
D. secondary network

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A

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A sense of solidarity and loyalty to a group you belong too is called _____.
A. group think
B. social identity
C. group cohesion
D. group diffusion

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C

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Deviant behavior ____.
A. changes over time
B. is culturally based
C. found in all societies
D. all of the above

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D

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Behavior that violates society’s norms and causes a negative reaction is considered to be _____.
A. prosocial
B. deviant
C. intrusive
D. normative

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B

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When deviant behavior is believed to threaten the public safety or values it is often viewed as _______ behavior.
A. criminal
B. nepotism
C. defiant
D. prosocial

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A

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The Uniform Crime Report is based on ______.
A. crime reported by police
B. victim surveys
C. random courthouse samplings
D. district attorney reports

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A

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The US homicide rate is ____ compared to most other technologically advanced nations.
A. lower
B. about the same
C. significantly higher

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C

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Compared to most technologically advanced nations the US rate of incarceration is _____.
A. lower
B. about the same
C. significantly higher

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C

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Things that prevent us from doing them out of fear of the consequences are called ______.
A. deterrence
B. negative response
C. shaming
D. stigma

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A

16
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The tendency of inmates upon release to return to prison is called _____.
A. deterrence
B. just rewards
C. cost response
D. recidivism

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D

17
Q

Agreeing with society’s values and means to achieve social and economic goals is consistent with Merton’s _____ theory.
A. strain
B. labeling
C. behavioral
D. control

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A

18
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A theory on crime that emphasized that criminal and deviant behavior is learned is ______.
A. labeling
B. control theory
C. differential association
D. positivism

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C

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People’s response to deviant behavior is central to this theory _____.
A. psycho-analysis
B. labeling
C. marxism
D. dramaturgy

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B

20
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Hirschi’s social control theory emphasized the development of ____ as helping to protect individuals from becoming involved in criminal behavior.
A. social hierarchy
B. defense mechanism
C. social networks
D. social bonds

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D

21
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Punishment that tries to reform criminal is often referred to as _____.
A. retribution
B. incapacitation
C. rehabilitation
D. re-naming

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C

22
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When socio-economic status is controlled for differences in crime rates among different racial and ethnic groups ______.
A. increase
B. decrease
C. remain the same

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B

23
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A web of direct or indirect tires connecting people to others _____.
A. anomie
B. social network
C. out group
D. bonded group

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B

24
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Leadership style concerned with emotional and relational harmony within the group _____.
A. expressive leadership
B. instrumental leadership
C. laissez faire
D. authoritarian leadership

A

A

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