Crime and Deviance Year 10

______________ is any law breaking behaviour.

• Delinquency

• Crime

• Deviance

• Deterrance

__________ is behaviour that includes non-conformity to laws as well as norms.

• Delinquency

• Deviance

• Crime

• Deterrance

________social control is done by governments. Marxists also call it ---------- state apparatus.

• Informal

  Repressive

• Informal

  Ideological

• Formal

  Ideological

• Formal

  Repressive

__________ social control is done by agencies of socialization to uphold norms. Marxists call this __________ state apparatus.

• Informal

  Retributive

• Informal

  Repressive

• Informal

  Ideological

• Informal

  Indoctrination

What is an example of a positive sanction?

• Prison

• Fine

• Gossip

• Praise

Deviance and crime are relative. What does this mean? You can choose more than one answer.

• Crime and deviance vary over time.

• Crime and deviance are the same in all societies.

• Crime and deviance vary across societies.

• Crime and deviance are situational.

How many ways are there to measure crime?

• 1

• 2

• 3

• 4

Which of these is not a way to measure crime?

• Official Statistics

• The Iceberg method

• Victim Surveys

• Self-report surveys

Official statistics have unrecorded and unreported crimes. This is known as:

• The Silver lining

• The Grey Fog

• The Grey Figure

• The Dark Figure

Which sociologists say that official statistics are massaged to favour the ruling class?

• Functionalists

• Marxists

• Interpretivists

• Feminists