7-1 Deviance & Social Control

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S.11.1 Define deviance and analyze deviance from a functionalist, a conflict, and an interactionist perspective.
S.11.2 Identify formal and informal, as well as positive and negative forms of social control employed in our society.

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Relier Pairs 7-1 Deviance & Social ControlVersion en ligne S.11.1 Define deviance and analyze deviance from a functionalist, a conflict, and an interactionist perspective. S.11.2 Identify formal and informal, as well as positive and negative forms of social control employed in our society. par Lance Hiles 1 Regarding a person's body mass, most people land _____ , despite the positive deviants with bulimia, & the negative deviants with excess weight. 2 We are content when we know what to expect, during our social interactions, which is why we use _____ to make sure everyone conforms to the rules. 3 The definition of _____ includes socially-destructive behaviors like deception, but also includes law-breaking behaviors like stealing and killing. 4 Sociologists reserve the term deviance for violations of _____ social norms, which are those that are important to most members of a society. 5 Sometimes, negative & positive deviance are just as harmful to people, such as when an advertisement encourages females to be _____ . 6 Politicians have lots of _____ , which allows them create & enforce laws, which in turn allows them to construct various forms of social control. 7 One sociologist believes that Americans consider _____ to be deviant, based on her wearing an outfit that made her look big-boned. 8 We know _____ has occurred when people refuse to take money from an open locker (though no one is looking) because taking someone's money is wrong. 9 Charging interest on loans was outlawed in Medieval times, but now banks charge interest routinely, proving that deviance is _____ . 10 ___ ___ involves over-conformity to norms, which leads to extremes of perfectionism. ___ ___ idealizes group norms. 11 Furthermore, the harmful behavior of people with ___ ___ in society might not be considered deviant in that society. 12 High-fives and screaming are two forms of _____ sanctions, which can be used by anyone to encourage others to follow the norms. 13 The term deviance refers to behavior that departs from ___ ___ . 14 If the norm is taking a bath everyday, and you bathe once a week, this is an example of ____ , because you did not meet overall norm. 15 When asked to identify deviant behavior, people responded with painters, poker players, religious leaders, politicians, _____ , and republicans. 16 Because deviance is a matter of ___ ___ , it can vary from group to group and from society to society. 17 Internal social control lies within the individual, and it is developed during the ___ ___ . 18 Lampert concluded that Americans not only hates fat people, they feel entitled to participate in a prejudice that parallels ___ and religious bigotry 19 People express negative deviance when they either reject the norms, _____ the norms, or are unaware of norms. 20 External social control is based on ___ ___ , or rewards & punishments designed to encourage desired behavior.

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