Deviant Behavior in Sociology

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Sociology of deviance basics

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Deviant Behavior in Sociology


Froggy Jumps Deviant Behavior in SociologyVersion en ligne Sociology of deviance basics par Mary 1 What is deviance in sociology? a Crimes only b Behaviors that violate social norms c Unusual actions that are never punished 2 Who is a key proponent of labeling theory? a Émile Durkheim b Howard Becker c Karl Marx 3 According to Durkheim, deviance serves to: a Promote social cohesion and clarify norms b Weaken social order c Cause anomie only 4 Strain theory (Merton) explains deviance as a result of: a Genetic predisposition b Discrepancy between culturally approved goals and legitimate means c Economic class alone 5 Edwin Lemert distinguished primary and secondary deviance. Primary deviance is: a Initial, nonsystematic rule-breaking b Highly organized crime c Deviance that is labeled and punished 6 What are the two main types of sanctions? a Positive and negative socialism b Formal and informal sanctions c Legal and illegal sanctions 7 How do we differentiate crime from deviance? a Crime is always punished; deviance is never punished b Deviance equals crime in all societies c Crime is a violation of formal laws; deviance violates norms 8 Which theory emphasizes social bonds as a deterrent to deviance? a Differential association theory b Labeling theory c Social control theory (Hirschi) 9 Stigma is a concept popularized by which scholar? a Michel Foucault b Erving Goffman c Pierre Bourdieu 10 Deviance is culturally relative because: a Deviance is universal and unchanging b All societies share identical norms c Norms vary across cultures and contexts

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Deviant Behavior in SociologyVersion en ligne

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What is deviance in sociology?

Who is a key proponent of labeling theory?

According to Durkheim, deviance serves to:

Strain theory (Merton) explains deviance as a result of:

Edwin Lemert distinguished primary and secondary deviance. Primary deviance is:

What are the two main types of sanctions?

How do we differentiate crime from deviance?

Which theory emphasizes social bonds as a deterrent to deviance?

Stigma is a concept popularized by which scholar?

Deviance is culturally relative because: