Deviance and Social Control

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Deviance and Social Control

• Chapter 8

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Social Control

• Sanctions
• Informal and Formal
• ____________
• Going along with peers
• ____________
• Complying with an authority

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Obedience Milgram (1963)

• ____________ experiment
• Seeking explanation for NAZIs
• Predictions
• Psychiatrists ______ percent
• General Public _______ percent
• Reality
• _______ percent delivered all shocks!

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Deviance

• What is it?
• Determined by ____________
• Time/Place
• Social ____________
• Beauty Myth

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Functions

• Purposes of Deviant Behavior
• Group ____________
• Distinguish behavior
• Ease ____________
• Create ____________
• Jobs

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Functionalist Perspective

• Structural Strain ______ Theory
• Robert K. Merton
• ____________

• Conformer-A/A
• ____________
• Ritualist-R/A
• ____________
• ____________

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Interactionist Perspective

• Cultural ____________ Theory
• (Differential Association)
• Edwin Sutherland
• Deviance ____________

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Interactionist Perspective

• ____________ Theory
• Howard Becker
• Primary / Secondary Deviance

Obedient
Norm Breaker
NOT Perceived as Deviant
Perceived as Deviant
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Interactionist Perspective

• ____________ Theory
• Travis Hirschi ( Durkheim)
• Deviance is ____________
• Community Bonds reduce deviance

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Conflict Perspective

• Richard Quinney
• People in Power make rules based on ____________
  morals
• Ex ____________
• ____________ is unfair to poor and minorities

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Feminist Perspective

• Similar to ____________ rules!
• Men have more , make rules
• Women ____________ to report crimes
• Women viewed ____________
• Ex SEX - ____________
• Women Less arrests due to fewer opportunities in
  business power

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Social Problem of Crime

• ____________ - Misdemeanor
• Violent Crimes
• ____________ Crime
• Organized Crime
• ____________ Crimes??

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Crime Rates (Statistics)

• Men v. Women
• Female arrests increasing
• ____________
• ____________
• Decline Nationally
• National Crime ____________ Surveys