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32 Cards in this Set
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Personal space is one example of...
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social definition of reality
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Ethnomethodologists would argue that deviance upsets us because it threatens to destroy...
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reality
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Ethnomethodologists would argue that thieves challenge our agreed upon reality because they don’t believe in private property.
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true
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Ethnomethodologists are interested in...
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how people in everday life construct reality
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Most lasting damage for a victim of deviance is...
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psychological
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If a key person in an interaction fails to play his role correctly...
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others will have problems in doing their role correctly
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What social movement solidified political power for the dominant class?
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prohibition
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The young woman raped quoted the crime made her...
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look beyond herself to give others compassion
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Sociologists interested in ways that people negotiate reality are called...
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ethnomethodologists
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Ethnomethodologists define _______ as a presence, which challenges our agreed reality.
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deviance
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Three effects that deviance has on the social system are?
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disrupts coordination
destroys trust destroys willingness to conform |
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Serpent handling is considered a...
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safety valve to release tension
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Why don’t plant quality control inspectors foreman enforce rules against the use of taps?
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promotion is based upon meeting production guideline and they must get along with the workers
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Unregulated statistics when social control fails people are controlled by...
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self-interest
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What is not a deterrent to deviance according to social control theorists?
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knowledge of appropriate accounts
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Conflict theory argues that ____ provides dynamics of social conflict.
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economic structure
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conflict theory believes deviance is...
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defined by the powerful
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High consensus deviance...
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society agrees is indeed deviant
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What is a motive for deviance among the powerful?
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greater subjective deprivation
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What is the symbolic relation between deviance of powerful and deviance of powerless?
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the deviance of one encourages another
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Deviance neutralization is a process by which we attempt to maintain a self-image while violating convential norms without...
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surrendoring allegiance to norms
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What is not a reason for crime given by conflict theorists?
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worker becomes jealous of capitalists
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What is the type of conflict which involves incompatible interest needs and desires of diverse groups?
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social conflict
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What does Clyde Bellecourt say the 3 main enemies of native Americans are?
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Christianity
European style education federal |
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Thio encourages deviance of powerless in 3 ways. What is the third way?
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trickle effect
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Thio suggests that there is a higher rate of deviance among poor and powerless people than among rich and powerful people.
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false
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Peter Blau suggests in order to have power one must control...
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what others think they must have
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____ exists when there is an agreement among subordinates that the power holder has a right to rule.
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authority
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____ occurs when people wish to control their own reward outcomes.
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deviance
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Cipher in the Snow story illustrates...
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the self fulfilling prophecy
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“I’m sorry I have to ask these questions" illustrates...
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apology and mystification
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Control theory’s central question is...
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what causes conformity?
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