chapter 6 Flashcards

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in the means-end schema, a person who doesn’t “do the right thing” but does accomplish socially valued ends is an

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innovator

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the highest dollar value crime ever committedprior to the 1990’s was committed by

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U.S. oil companies

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“it is not the act itself, but the reactions to the act, that makes something _______.” - Becker

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deviant

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one fo the dangers of leading is

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tracking

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penalties of more than a year of incarceration indicate that a law-norm of the level of a _____ has been broken

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felony

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a blemish that discredits one’s claim to “normal” identity is a

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stigma

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from the functionalist perspective, deviance can be seen as (a) affirming norms, (b) promoting group unity, and (c) _______ _____ ______

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promoting social change

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in the means-end schema, a person who does “do the right thing” and does accomplish socially valued ends is a

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conformist

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an expression of approval or disapproval at behavior relative to a norm is a

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sanction

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in the means-end schema, a person who “does the right thing” but doesn’t seem to “get anywhere” is a

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ritualist

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11
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the violation of norms written into law

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crime

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when someone’s released from prison, the likelihood that they will be sent back in

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recidivism

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the violation of norms

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deviance

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14
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sociobiologists explain deviance by:

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genetic predispositions

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15
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psychologists explain deviance by:

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personality disorders

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we begin to behave based on the norms of the people we hangout with

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differential association theory

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when the labels people are given affect their own and others’ perceptions of them, thus channeling their behavior into either deviance or conformity

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penalties of less than a year of incarceration indicate that a law-norm of the level of a _____ has been broken