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Anomie
Durkheim's term for loss of direction in society when social control and ind. behavior become ineffective
anomie theory of deviance
Mertons theory that deviance is an adaptation of socially prediscried goals
conformity
going along with peers
control theory
our connection to members of society leads us to conform to societies norms.
crime
a violation of criminal law with gov. punishments
cultural transmission
criminal behavior is learned through social interactions
deviance
defining societies expected norms/ rules of behavior
differential association
violations of rules results from exposed attitudes favoring criminal acts
differential justice
differences in the way social control is exercised over different groups
formal social control
control from official agents authorities
index crimes
eight types of crimes reported by FBI (murder, rape, assualt, robbery,burglary theft, vehicle theft, arson)
informal social control
unwriten rules by normal people (smile frown)
labeling theory /social reaction approach
saints and roughnecks
law
gov. social control
obediance
compliance with a higher authority
sanction
penalty or reward concerning social norms
social constructionist theory
emphasizes the role of culture in creation of deviant identity
social control
strategies preventing deviant human behavior in society
social disorganization theory
rise in deviance and crime is associated with breakdown of communal relationships like family church and local gov.
stigma
label used to devalue members of certain social groups
transnational crime
crime occurs across numerous borders
victimization survey
questionnaire given to random group to see if they have been involved in crimes