sociology 108.

Deviant behavior - it is nothing like:

{~ the typical behavior of the offender ( delinquent)

• criminal behaviour

• deviation from the formal law

• any behaviour that deviates from accepted norms

• impeccable behaviour

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Deviation is most frequently observed:

• in the elderly

• in people are concerned primarily interests

• in women

• in young

• without exception, all

social regulations is

• a means of punishment

• a means of promoting

• the prohibition or permission to do anything

• formal negative sanctions

• positive informal sanctions

To macrosociological concepts include:

• small group

• socialization

• civilization

• reacting

• type

To microsociological concepts include:

• small group

• civilization

• the world system

• state

• the international community

The most important condition for social interaction Sorokin said

• the availability of appropriate motivation

• the presence of two or more individuals that determine the behavior and mental experience each other

• the presence of mutual interest

• the presence of mutual benefit

• the presence of mutual goals

A typical representative of a small group is:

• turn in shop

• participants dash

• a group of visitors to the museum, followed by a tour guide

• nuclear family

• a group of students

Primary, called the small group:

• forms the core of the secondary group

• has the highest frequency and density of contacts between its members

• are formed before the secondary time

• a svstem of values and norms which is for its members a kind of standard

• collection of military

Type of social character prevailing in modern developed societies, is called:

• non market

• focused on themselves

• oriented tradition

• other-oriented

• family

  oriented

As in sociology refers to changing the individual or group status positions?

• social stratification

• social structure

• social mobility

• social hierarchy

• social movement