Chapter 8

Front 1

Absolutist/Absolutism

Back 1

Black and white view of deviance. All good or all bad.

Front 2

Relativist/Relativism

Back 2

Deviance is socially created.

Front 3

Labeling Theory

Back 3

Self-identity determined or influenced by terms used to classify them.

Front 4

Deterrence Theory

Back 4

People who weigh the costs and benefits/pros and cons before they act.

Front 5

Medicalization

Back 5

Behavior defined by illness/illness is the cause of said behavior.

Front 6

Deviance

Back 6

Anything that society sees as offensive.

Front 7

Social Change Model

Back 7

Community, group, and individual. Meant to facilitate positive social change at the institution or in the community.

Front 8

7/8 C's of Social Change Model

Back 8

Citizenship, collaboration, congruence, consciousness of self, common purpose, controversy with civility, commitment, and change.

Front 9

Citizenship

Back 9

Active engagement in community.

Front 10

Commitment

Back 10

Implies passion towards group or activity.

Front 11

Congruence

Back 11

Consistent with one's own values and self.

Front 12

Common Purpose

Back 12

To work with shared aims and values.

Front 13

Consciousness of Self

Back 13

Being aware of values and beliefs that motivate one to take actions.

Front 14

Controversy With Civility

Back 14

Conflicts resolved through open and honest dialogue.

Front 15

Change

Back 15

Result of the 7 C's

Front 16

Three Major Sociological Perspectives

Back 16

Structural functionalism, conflict, and symbolic interactionism.

Front 17

Structural Functionalism

Back 17

Society is god, everyone is equal.

Front 18

Conflict

Back 18

Society is bad, there is no equality.

Front 19

Symbolic Interactionism

Back 19

The way society interacts.

Front 20

Traditional Family Values

Back 20

Nuclear family, mom, dad, and child(ren)

Front 21

Sociologist's views on "traditional family values"

Back 21

It does not exist, and never has in it's purest form.

Front 22

Normalization of Divorce

Back 22

Society accepts that divorce happens, is a normal/expected, and more and more couples are getting divorced.

Front 23

Social Structures That Impact the Family

Back 23

Law and politics, religion, and economics.

Front 24

U.S. Family Leave Policies Compared to Other Countries

Back 24

U.S. has no paid leave and a very short leave time.

Front 25

Social Difference Between Cocaine and Crack-Cocaine

Back 25

Those who live in poverty are more likely to use crack-cocaine as opposed to those in a higher-class who are more likely to use cocaine.

Front 26

Meaning of Disproportionate Incarceration Rates

Back 26

One race is arrested far more than the other even though crime rates are almost the same between them.

Front 27

Family Systems Theory Roles

Back 27

Victim, chief enabler, scapegoat, mascot, family hero, lost child.

Front 28

Situational Ethics

Back 28

Flexibility in morals depending on circumstances.

Front 29

Three Elements of Deviance

Back 29

Expectation, Violation, and Reaction

Front 30

B.A.R.J.

Back 30

Community, Offender, Victim

Front 31

Restorative Justice Programs

Back 31

Real restitution, Community service, Conferencing

Front 32

Factors Involved in American Gun Violence

Back 32

Mental illness, publicity, and violence through media