DEVIANCE, AS EXPLAINED BY THE STRAIN THEORY, IS ATTACHED TO WHICH FUNCTIONALIST?

WHO WAS THE FIRST FEMALE SOCIOLOGIST.

THE SOCIOLOGIST WHO APPLIED THE THEORY OF NATURAL SELECTION TO HUMAN SOCIETIES.

Attachment, Organization, Involvement and belief are the four ways this symbolic-interactionist believed we create social bonds with the community.

The sociological imagination concept was introduced by

This functionalist believed that deviance served a purpose which he illustrated in four ways. One example is it affirms societal values.

German sociologist and pioneer of the micro analytic method in sociology. He also believed in the concept of verstehen-understanding the meaning of action through some else's eyes.

A sociologist, categorized as a Conflict theorist, who believes that the ruling class defines deviant behavior as behavior that threatens their power base.

THESE INTERACTIONISTS BELIEVED THAT ALL PEOPLE COMMIT DEVIANT ACTS, BUT NOT EVERYONE IS LABELED DEVIANT.

Believing in the superiority of one's culture and judging from that perspective is

THESE INTERACTIONISTS CONTRIBUTED THE TECHNIQUES OF NEUTRALIZATION THEORY.

Techniques of neutralization...

His major contributions include beginning the Conflict perspective in sociology.

The differential association theory was propsed by this symbolic interactionst.

Differential Association thoery states that

A key principle of the cultural transmission theory is that everyone ____.

A person's language influences how they perceive the world is a basic definition for the _____ hypothesis.

The degree of deviance that is often tolerated in a society according to the labeling theory is

When deviance becomes a lifestyle and society treats you as an outsider it is called

Which type of norm holds greater significance in a society, so much so that if it is violated it might attach a stigma to you?

Which type of cohesion describes the social integration of members of a society who have common values and beliefs.

The practice of judging a culture by its own standards is

Description of the essential characteristics of some aspect of society that all others can be measured against is called

Common features that are found in all human cultures such as food, or language are cultural _________