Evaluate sociological explanations of deviance.

Which sociological perspective attributes deviance to under-socialisation?

• Cultural Deprivation

• New Right View

• Subcultural Explanations

• Social Resistance

According to the Cultural Deprivation theory, deviance occurs because of:

• Inadequate socialisation practices

• Genetic predispositions

• Economic necessity

• Peer influence

Which theory explains deviance through youth or class-based subcultures?

• Social Resistance Theory

• Subcultural Explanations

• Anomie Theory

• Game Theory

The rise in deviance due to industrial and urban growth is explained by:

• Social Resistance

• Anomie Theory

• Cultural Deprivation

• Socioeconomic Factors

Which perspective views deviance as a form of resistance against power structures?

• Social Resistance

• Cultural Deprivation

• Subcultural Explanations

• Structural Explanations

The labelling of youth as deviant due to their marginalisation is explained by:

• Social Resistance

• Subcultural Explanations

• Marginalisation Theory

• Economic Crime Theory

Which of the following focuses on how social pressures encourage conformity?

• Social Exchange Theory

• Subcultural Explanations

• Biological Explanations

• Structural Explanations

Which theory explains deviance by focusing on socioeconomic factors like poverty and inequality?

• Subcultural Explanations

• Socioeconomic Factors Theory

• Biological Explanations

• Economic Crime Theory

Which approach argues that deviance is inherent due to biological or genetic factors?

• Structural Explanations

• Biological/Genetic Explanations

• Economic Crime Theory

• Social Resistance

Who is associated with biological theories of deviance, particularly the idea that criminals have certain physical characteristics?

• Freud

• Bandura

• Lombroso

• Eysenck