Exam 7: Deviance and Crime
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Enrique is an openly gay man living in Toronto. However, during visits to his parents in a small town in Ontario, Enrique conceals his gay identity. What is Enrique trying to avoid?
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Is it true that children from divorced families are more likely to be deviant? Why or why not?
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When Hans is asked to define deviance to his classmates, which of the following does he assert?
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Consider the case of NHL hockey player Todd Bertuzzi, who was charged with assault but received only a slight sentence. What type of deviance does this illustrate?
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Nurul is from a poor home and dreams of becoming a doctor. She has excellent grades and wins a scholarship for university. However, in her undergraduate class, she becomes disillusioned with the medical profession and eventually concludes that medical practice is organized in a way that benefits doctors, rather than patients. She leaves university and founds a group dedicated to empowering patients. In strain theory terms, what is Nurul?
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Which of the following theorists developed the strain theory of deviance?
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Which of the following reforms of the Canadian penal system has been suggested as means to reduce recidivism?
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Glynnis watches Scott dump a day's worth of tree seedlings into a ravine instead of planting them. The company that employs Glynnis and Scott has a strict policy about this action, which is viewed as theft, so Glynnis tells the supervisor what she has witnessed. Scott is fired immediately. Which of the following did Scott receive?
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Which of the following crimes would Merton's theory best be able to explain?
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Which of the following terms refers to acts of deviance that are formally defined as illegal but are subject to a great deal of societal disagreement about their illegality?
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A central question of control theory is: "Why doesn't everyone engage in deviant behaviour?"
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Define the official crime rate and alternate sources of information about crime. What differences in prevalence of crime are these sources likely to show?
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Which of the following has resulted in changes in Canadian laws on violence against women since 1970?
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Conrad Black, a Canadian media mogul, was sentenced in 2007 to 6.5 years in a Florida prison for fraud totalling $2.9 million in misappropriated funds. Of what type of crime was he found guilty?
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People who break a cultural norm are considered to be which of the following?
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