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15 Cards in this Set
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According to the ABC's of deviance
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Both behavior and physical traits can be the basis for judgements of deviance.
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Is achieved and ascribed statuses a basis for judgements of deviance
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Yes
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Cognitive Deviance Includes
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holding unpopular, unconventional, unorthodox or despised religious beliefs.
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Deviance takes place or exists
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everywhere and anywhere people engage in behavior, hold and express beliefs and possess traits that others regard as unacceptable.
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Name the necessary ingredients that defines deviant
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a rule or norm
someone who violates that norm. an audience. |
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Contructionist
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What is the background for the behavior
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Which approach of deviance emphasizes subjective meaning?
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Social Contructionism
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Positivism is concerned with
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Cause and effect explanations.
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Control Theory
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Asks why don't they
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Social Disorganization Theory
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locate the influence that causes deviance.
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Differential association theory
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That criminals behavior is learned.
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Anomie or Strain
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A certain kind of strain causes deviance.
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What theories are positivisim
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Control
Social disorganization differential association anomie or strain |
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In the social sciences, positivism is the
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application of natural science method
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Name a typical characteristic positivistic question
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Why do they do it. Why do specific people or categories of people deviate.
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