Exam 5: Deviance and Crime

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Women accounted for a quarter of all arrests in 2010.

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In 2010, the largest category of all arrests was

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Gambling, drug use, and prostitution are considered

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Which of the following is not among the proposals discussed in the text for dealing with drug abuse in the United States?

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Ostracism among friends is a common form of formal sanctions.

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Deviance is viewed as dysfunctional for society in that it can undermine our willingness to play our roles and contribute to the larger social setting.

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According to the text's discussion of crime measurement,

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Edwin H. Sutherland's differential association theory builds on the interactionist perspective.

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Index crimes are those that are

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From Merton's perspective, those who reject both culturally approved goals and means and substitute new norms are

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Studies of crime committed by government

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Smoking, child abuse, and date rape are all examples of behavior that have been

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According to Merton, anomie represents society's struggle between its

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Deviance is a property conferred upon particular behaviors by social definitions.

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The example of the Etoro of New Guinea serves to show that deviance is not absolute, but rather relative to people and their culture.

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A large number of white-collar criminals are prosecuted and convicted, and they usually receive sentences comparable to those of other criminals.

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________ is the large-scale provision of illegal goods and services.

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The example of the Etoro of New Guinea shows that

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Examples of informal sanctions are

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Nearly a third of all Americans have become victims of identity theft.

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