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21 Cards in this Set
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Importance/Functions of Values |
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Classification of Values |
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Eight categories of Values |
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Benjamin Franklin's Virtue of Core values |
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Different racial strains |
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Oriental Value Orientation/Occidental |
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Functions of Socialization |
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Positive effects of television |
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Negative effects of Television |
Excessive violence on television leads directly to aggression and violent behavior among children and teenagers. |
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Theories of Deviant Behavior |
Social Pathology Biological theory Psychological theory Social Disorganization theory Labeling theory Anomei theory or structural stress theory Value conflicting theory Conflict theory Cultural transmission or differential association theory |
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Positive Functions of Social deviation |
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Types of Deviant Behavior |
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Infractions of Sex code and Laws |
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Infractions on Life, liberty, property and against the state |
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Infractions against Self |
Illegal gambling Alcoholism Mendicancy or beggary Prostitution
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Informal Sanctions |
Leveling technique or sociostat Curbing of antisocial attitudes by ascribing undesirable statuses to deviants |
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Formal santions |
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Theories on the origin or sources of Values |
Innerman or Mentalistic theory of Values Outerman or Behavioral Theory of Values The Id, Ego, and Superego Theory of values and Preference of Sigmund Freud Labeling Theory or Cultural Relativism Theory of Values |
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Evolutionary-based instinctual drives |
Id, ego, superego |
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