7-1-

Front

What is the primary function of social control in society? Options: To promote individual freedom without restrictions., To encourage individuals to break societal norms., To eliminate all forms of deviance., To regulate behavior and maintain social order.

Back

To regulate behavior and maintain social order.

Front

How does the concept of deviance relate to societal norms?

Back

Deviance can highlight the flexibility of societal norms over time.

Front

Which of the following best illustrates the concept of tertiary deviance? Options: An individual who redefines their unconventional lifestyle as a valid choice., A person who shoplifts and feels guilty afterward., A community that punishes members for breaking minor social norms., A teenager who is labeled as a delinquent after a single act of vandalism.

Back

An individual who redefines their unconventional lifestyle as a valid choice.

Front

What does the term 'deviance' refer to in a societal context?

Back

Behaviors, beliefs, or characteristics that violate societal norms

Front

Which of the following best describes primary deviance? Options: Redefining deviant behavior as normal, Engaging in deviant behavior due to societal labeling, Initial acts of rule-breaking without long-term consequences, Long-term rule-breaking that alters self-identity

Back

Initial acts of rule-breaking without long-term consequences

Front

What is secondary deviance?

Back

Deviant behavior resulting from being labeled as deviant

Front

What is tertiary deviance?

Back

Redefining deviant behavior as normal

Front

Which of the following is an example of criminal deviance? Participating in a protest, Expressing a controversial opinion, Wearing unconventional clothing, Shoplifting from a store

Back

Shoplifting from a store

Front

What does social deviance encompass? Options: Behaviors that are always illegal, Actions that break laws, Acts that are universally accepted, Behaviors that are frowned upon socially but not illegal

Back

Behaviors that are frowned upon socially but not illegal

Front

How does social context influence deviant behavior?

Back

It determines what is considered deviant.