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WorksheetsCrime and Deviance
Total questions: 18
Worksheet time: 11mins
Because deviance undermines predictability, a system of __________ was developed to enforce the norms.
street crime
sociology
social control
assumption reinforcement
It is the study of human society, it's origin, structure, functions and direction
Psychology
Criminology
Sociology
Anthropology
To enter a place illegally to want to commit a crime
Vandalism
Hacking
Burglary
Theft
All deviance is a crime
true
false
An example of ______ would be a man robbing a bank, society labeling him a bank robber, and the man accepting his new label as a criminal after being convicted in court.
anomie
secondary deviance
stigma
primary deviance
_______ is a behavior that does not follow the social norms.
Deviance
Normalcy
Social Control
Conformity
Deviance involving occasional breaking of norms that is not a normal part of a person's lifestyle or self-concept
Primary deviance
Normal deviance
Tertiary deviance
Secondary deviance
Repeated criminal behavior
Social Stratification
Recidivism
Social Class
Social Inequality
Theory that views deviance as a learned behavior transmitted through interaction with others
Cultural Transmission Theory
Differential Association
Control Theory
Strain Theory
_______ are the set of behaviors found to be acceptable by society.
Deviants
Norms
Sanctions
Labeling Theory states that
most of today's teenagers engage in secondary deviance.
the definition of deviance often depends on the person who is engaging in the behavior.
people may reject a goal but still continue to use the legitimate means to achieve it.
the more time a person spends with a group, the more likely he or she is to conform to that group's behavior.
This theory states that deviance results from the tension between society's goals and the available means to achieve them.
conflict theory
strain theory
labeling theory
differential association theory
This theory states that deviance is determined by the audience
control theory
conflict theory
labeling theory
strain theory
Behavior that violates significant social norms is called
defiance
deviance
rebellion
conflict
