8. Deviance, Crime, and Social Control
Theoretical Perspectives on Deviance
8. Deviance, Crime, and Social Control
Theoretical Perspectives on Deviance : Videos & Practice Problems
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concept
Introduction of Theoretical Perspective on Deviance
Video duration:
3m2
concept
Functionalist Perspective - Durkheim
Video duration:
2m3
example
Theoretical Perspectives on Deviance Example 1
Video duration:
1m4
Problem
According to Durkheim, deviance is the violation of (the) __________?
A
Law.
B
Morals.
C
Rituals.
D
Collective consciousness.
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concept
Functionalist Perspective - Strain Theory
Video duration:
4m6
example
Theoretical Perspectives on Deviance Example 2
Video duration:
2m7
Problem
Which of the following most accurately describes deviance according to strain theory?
A
Deviance is necessary for social cohesion.
B
Deviance is the result of unemployment and poverty, which are natural parts of all societies.
C
Deviance is an unnatural part of society that arises from the unequal distribution of resources between business owners and workers.
D
Deviance may arise when someone has insufficient means to meet goals.
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concept
Functionalist Perspective - Social Disorganization Theory
Video duration:
2m9
example
Theoretical Perspectives on Deviance Example 3
Video duration:
1m10
concept
Conflict Perspective
Video duration:
2m11
example
Theoretical Perspectives on Deviance Example 4
Video duration:
1m12
Problem
True or False: if false, choose the answer that best corrects the statement.
The conflict perspective views deviance as a normal part of society that helps it function.
A
True.
B
False, conflict perspective views deviance as individual shortcomings.
C
False, conflict perspective views deviance as the result of biology.
D
False, conflict perspective views deviance as the result of social inequality.
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concept
Symbolic Interactionist Perspective - Differential Association and Labeling Theory
Video duration:
4m14
example
Theoretical Perspectives on Deviance Example 5
Video duration:
2m15
Problem
Differential Association Theory states that deviance is....
A
Learned through social interactions.
B
The result of being labeled as deviant.
C
The result of weak social bonds.
D
Often the result of inequality.
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concept
Symbolic Interactionist Perspective - Control Theory
Video duration:
3m17
example
Theoretical Perspective on Deviance Example 6
Video duration:
1m