WorksheetsDeviant Behaviors
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 10mins
_______ is a behavior that does not follow the social norms.
Deviance
Normalcy
Social Control
Conformity
_______ are the set of behaviors found to be acceptable by society.
Deviants
Social Norms
Sanctions
A person who breaks social norms often is known as a:
Conformist
Deviant
Rule Follower
Challenger
Which of the following best describes deviance?
crime
behaviors that are viewed as a violation of societal norms
behaviors that result in a severe punishment or crime
None of the above
When someone commits crime to enrich themselves because they don't have access to the socially acceptable means of accumulating wealth, which theory is in play?
social disorganization theory
social control theory
strain theory
conflict theory
All deviance is a crime
true
false
True or False - A variety of theories that explain deviant behavior include psychological, biological, and sociological explanations.
True
False
True or False - genetics, personality, upbringing, environment, and societal influences contribute to deviant behavior.
True
False
True or False - Research suggests that deviant behaviors are not are learned by watching others who engage in the behaviors.
True
False
True or False - Biological explanations suggest that genetics plays a significant role in deviant behavior.
True
False
True or False - Merton's strain theory suggests that there is a conflict between society's goals and the means to attain the goals which leads to deviant behavior.
True
False
True or False - Deviant behaviors do not have a variety of causes.
True
False
True or False - The sociological concept of deviant behaviors violate social rules and norms.
True
False
How would you classify the following deviant behavior, showing up late for work?
informal deviance
formal. deviance
How would you classify the following deviant behavior, murder?
informal deviance
formal deviance
How would you classify the following deviant behavior, lying to others?
informal deviance
formal deviance
Staring in public is an example of which type of deviant behavior?
informal deviance
formal deviance
Addiction, substance abuse, and driving while under the influence is an example of which type of deviant behavior?
informal deviance
formal deviance
Fraud is an example of which type of deviant behavior?
informal deviance
formal deviance
Theft and robbery, is examples of which type of deviant behavior?
formal deviance
informal deviance
