mod. 9: ch. 7 study guide Flashcards

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deviance

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behaviors that violate social rules & norms

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diff. b/w: formal and informal deviance

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frml: acts/behaviors that violate a law (e.g. assault, vandalism, arson)
infrml: acts that violate a social norm (but not a law)

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e.g. formal deviance (3)

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burglary
arson
assault
vandalism

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e.g. informal deviance (3)

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late to work
swearing in public
inappropriate gestures in public

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diff. b/w: deviance and crime

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deviance: behavior against societal norms
crime: actions that violate legal codes

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6
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how is deviance a social construct?

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society assign meaning to different behaviors (acceptable or otherwise)

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7
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deviance: functionalist pov

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deviance help to create social stability by challenging people’s views

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deviance: conflict pov

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people with less power are more likely to likely to be labeled as deviant

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9
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deviance: symbolic interactionist pov

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deviance is “relative”
deviance in one group might not be considered by another

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10
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deviance: its major forms

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what are the connections b/w inequality, deviance, and crime?

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deviant behavior is a consequence of inequality b/w socio-political groups

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consequences of making drugs illegal/criminal?

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no quality control
dirty needles
scarce treatment resources

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how is crime related to race, class, and gender?

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men commit more crime than women
high poverty areas have higher crime rates than suburban areas

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