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WorksheetsDPI1313_DEVIANT BEHAVIOUR QUIZ Semester Oct-Dec 2020
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 14mins
What are the 2 viewpoints in defining deviant behaviour
normative perspective and the situational perspective
normative perspective and the criminal perspective
legal perspective and the situational perspective
palliative persective
What is deviance?
behaviour changes awkwardly
not accepting the norm
any behaviour that violates social norms
go against the normal characteristics
What are the types of deviant behaviour?
formal and informal
legal an illegal
normal and abnormal
fomal and illegal
What is expectational norm?
a father expect the son to be good
behaviours that are ideal for individuals who are enacting a particular social role or who are in a given social situation
a doctor expected to help the engineer to fix a machine
behavior that go against the set of rule for that particular role
What is the idea of ATAVISM
connection between character and behaviour
connection between appearance and character
idea of connecting the presence of mind and behaviour
a connection between an individual’s appearance and their biological propensity to deviate from social norms.
What is the idea of Enrico Ferry on detention
biological constituted crime must be imprisoned as long as possible
biological constitution crime must be punished lighty
rehabilitation help in biological constitution based crime
no crime is crime if it is because of their appearence
What is Garofalo's natural definition of crime
crime is natural
whoever violates universal law they are "unnatural"
natural criminals are born criminals
criminals stay as criminal regardless the situation
How psychological trait leads to crime
one's past traumatic experience
stable psychological trait
psychologically unstable
one's current psychological trauma
conduct behaviour, seen as both aggressive and disrespectful behaviour. What is the associated behaviour?
irresponsible behaviour
brain anatomy
social behaviour
antisocial behaviour
Which is not the type of deviance
Ritualism
Innovation
Conformity
Terrorism
Deviant behavior plays an active, constructive role in society by ultimately helping to cohere different populations within a particular society. Which sociological explanation of deviance is this?
Conflict theory
Structural functionalism
Non-structural functionalism
Deviant functionalism
Irfan is a fourth grade student. He is a quite and calm boy. Once in his class, Melissa's (who is sitting beside Irfan) pen were missing and looks like it was accidently felt into Irfans' bag. But all misunderstood that Irfan took it and they began to call Irfan a pen thief. Sooner, Irfan begin to start all stealing jobs in the school and develop to be a thief.
What theory can you relate to this situation?
Labeling theory
Conflict theory
fundamental theory
Psychological theory
What is social norms?
unwritten rules of behaviour considered to be accepted in a society or group.
unwanted behaviour
unusual behviour
normal behaviour
Which of the following considered to be the most normal social norms?
being very busy in other's issues
not being kind to elderly people
Shake hands when meet someone you know in public
be very close with a stranger and stand close to them while talking
Megan is a very kind human being. she likes to help the elderly and helps the people in despair. This attitude is know as?
Altruism
Egotism
Fatalism
Anomie
Macannie is a business woman. She runs a very reputative cosmetic product business. during the Covid-19 pandemic, she lost most of her clients and her business went into a loss. Still she was very strong and strived to bring back her business wellness. She did not give up and she thought she have to g through that since that is what decided for her. This situation shows which social norm?
Altruism
Formalism
Fatalism
Egotism
Steve and Bill are George's sons. George is a pedophile. This were found by his sons. Bill started to adapt George's behaviour and started to be a pedophile as well. One day, George and Bill were punished heavily for their act. However Steve remained to be a good boy and he learned that being a pedophile is a criminal act and will be punished by law. This scene explains us the signal of?
Morality
Abnormality
Anomality
Social deviance
Herbert Blumer explained the theory of symbolic interaction. From the answers below what is the one core principal that is not related to his theory?
language
meaning
behaviour
thought
Individuals learnt deviant behaviour from those close to them who provide models of and opportunities for deviance. This is called Differential association theory. This was explained by?
Robert Merton
Edwin Sutherland
Herbert Blumer
Albert John
Criminal homicide is violent form of deviant behaviour. What is the fact below not related to the criminal homicide.
Age and gender is the characteristics to explain criminal homicide.
Race is not a identifying option in criminal homicide
males are far more likely to commit homicide or to be a victim of homicide than females.
males are nine times more likely to commit murder and four times more likely to be murdered than females.
