Since the 1970s, the society has become more centrally aligned. This is occurring with an association between various interest groups in order to create a market structure that is responsive to everyone. The most notable include: government, business and labor. Each one of them provides insights about how to develop polices which are taking into consideration the needs of a variety of stakeholders. ( Macionis, 2012) The basic idea is to use them as a way of protecting specific segments and ensuring that all policies are following the most accepted social beliefs and practices. (Smith, 2004) (Hutchinson, 2014)
The interview was conducted with Mrs. X. She is involved with integrated energy therapy (IGT). This is a safe and nurturing way of changing …show more content…
These ideas are based upon a study that was conducted inside various Chicago neighborhoods about the severity of these activities. What researchers determined, is that ghettos / poor communities had greater amounts of these activities and influenced the mindset of the people who lived there. As they became desensitized, to these actions and the damage it caused to the neighborhood. The result is that they were less likely to report this to the police or demand some kind of immediate action. Instead, they were more complacent and enabled these levels of crime to continue to grow unabated. However, in neighborhoods where the problem did not exist, this led to greater enforcement. This is in response to these challenges and the effects from the social attitudes of the citizens. In this case, the social construction theory is effective in illustrating the how changes in reality that are occurring and the effects it is having on everyone. (Smith, 2004) (Hutchinson, 2014) The biggest challenges with the social construction theory, is the lack of information provided. This is because attitudes are different about what defines social deviance and the impact it is having on society. At the same time, the scope of rewards and punishments will shift from one point in time to the next. The result is that more general attitudes can be identified. …show more content…
At the same time, he found that those who are muscular and physically fit will be inclined to engage in more aggressive behavior. This is because they have an extra Y chromosome. This changes their perceptions of themselves and the way they react to different events which are unfolding in their lives. (Sampson, 2004) (Mrs. X, personal communication, May 4, 2015) Moreover, Sampson (2004) is adding to these insights by showing how this will contribute to the person having a lack of morals. This is from their body being unable to physically understand what is happening and the lasting impact it is having on their reactions. The combination of these factors will result in these genes being passed from one generation to the next. In this case, the person will have preconceived variables that will influence their ability to become involved in social deviant activities. (Sampson, 2004) (Mrs. X, personal communication, May 4,
The interview was conducted with Mrs. X. She is involved with integrated energy therapy (IGT). This is a safe and nurturing way of changing …show more content…
These ideas are based upon a study that was conducted inside various Chicago neighborhoods about the severity of these activities. What researchers determined, is that ghettos / poor communities had greater amounts of these activities and influenced the mindset of the people who lived there. As they became desensitized, to these actions and the damage it caused to the neighborhood. The result is that they were less likely to report this to the police or demand some kind of immediate action. Instead, they were more complacent and enabled these levels of crime to continue to grow unabated. However, in neighborhoods where the problem did not exist, this led to greater enforcement. This is in response to these challenges and the effects from the social attitudes of the citizens. In this case, the social construction theory is effective in illustrating the how changes in reality that are occurring and the effects it is having on everyone. (Smith, 2004) (Hutchinson, 2014) The biggest challenges with the social construction theory, is the lack of information provided. This is because attitudes are different about what defines social deviance and the impact it is having on society. At the same time, the scope of rewards and punishments will shift from one point in time to the next. The result is that more general attitudes can be identified. …show more content…
At the same time, he found that those who are muscular and physically fit will be inclined to engage in more aggressive behavior. This is because they have an extra Y chromosome. This changes their perceptions of themselves and the way they react to different events which are unfolding in their lives. (Sampson, 2004) (Mrs. X, personal communication, May 4, 2015) Moreover, Sampson (2004) is adding to these insights by showing how this will contribute to the person having a lack of morals. This is from their body being unable to physically understand what is happening and the lasting impact it is having on their reactions. The combination of these factors will result in these genes being passed from one generation to the next. In this case, the person will have preconceived variables that will influence their ability to become involved in social deviant activities. (Sampson, 2004) (Mrs. X, personal communication, May 4,