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S.11.3 Explore the functions deviance serves as identified by Emile Durkheim.
S.11.4 Explore explanations of deviance such as Merton’s Strain Theory, Sutherland’s Differential Association Theory, and Hirschi’s Control Theory.
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When there are obstacles that keep you from obtaining prestige and _____ , or keep you from the "means" of obtaining them, Robert Merton's Strain Theory says deviance is likely to occur.
2
If you participate in social _____ , such as political protests or neighborhood watches, the chances of you conforming to norms are good, and the chances for deviance are low, according to Travis Hirschi's Control Theory.
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Robert Merton built upon Emile's anomie principle and created _____ theory , which argues that people are deviant when they cannot obtain societal success.
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Social bonds control behavior, so if anomie is present & bonds are weak, deviance occurs. Travis Hirschi’s control theory states that the greater your commitment to social ____ , the more likely you are to conform.
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After the French Revolution, and the industrial revolution, France was suffering from _____ , which means norms are weak, conflicting, or absent, and individuals are uncertain about how they should act.
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When you have no faith in the economic system, & no one in your life, & you are not involved in clubs or social hobbies, you really have no reason to _____ the _____ , according to control theory, created by Travis Hirschi.
7
Seeing media coverage of organizations like ISIS and Hamas (terrorists), Americans bonded together to combat these threats, proving that deviance can be positive when it promotes _____ in society.
8
If you have a lot of groups or _____ in your life, such as neighbors, religious members, or family, the chances of you conforming to norms are good, and the chances for deviance are low, according to Control Theory, by Travis Hirschi.
9
When your father experiences a midlife crisis, and starts hanging around younger people and dying his hair blond, this is evidence that some deviance is positive, by providing a _____ _____ that allows people to cope with stress.
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Travis Hirschi took Emile's principle of anomie and applied it to deviance, creating _____ theory , which argues that people are more likely to follow the norms if there are strong bonds between individuals and society.
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When the principal expels students for using drugs at school, the school is letting other students know how they should act on campus, proving that deviance can be positive when it _____ norms for the general public.
12
1990s, David Coresh started a religious community in Waco, Texas, & the FBI raided his community because his followers had replaced the American dream of wealth with a new religious dream, illustrating a response to strain known as _____ .
13
Our prisons release convicts who will break more laws, only because there is not enough room for them, & not enough money for more prisons, proving that deviance can be _____ .
14
San Francisco has more people living outside (no shelter) than any other city, thousands of people who have failed to achieve the American dream and who have no desire to achieve it, demonstrating a response to strain known as _____.
15
If your neighbors break into your house & steal your dog, & the police refused to arrest them, you will be tempted to break into their house & steal their cat, proving that deviance is negative when it encourages lawbreaking in _____
16
Sheldon Cooper never received the nobel prize for physics, so he goes to work everyday & does not care about his job, exhibiting signs of _____ in response to strain.
17
A violent gang routinely drives down your street and shouts rude words at you, but when you call the police, sometimes the police come out & sometimes they do not, eventually eroding your ____ in law enforcement, causing you to leave town.
18
The Corleone family were a bunch of mobsters, who wanted the American dream of money and power, but did not want to achieve it through education and hard work, responding to strain theory through _____ .
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Structural functionalism is always looking for the good in society, like stability and health and productivity, so it is no wonder that it believes that deviance can _____ society .
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Britain was the first country to industrialize and it created a goal for its citizens, to be rich and powerful, encouraging those citizens to make their money and influence through _____ and hard work .
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