Exam 7: Deviance, Conformity, and Social Control: With Emphasis on Mass Surveillance

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During the Cultural Revolution the Communist Party held sessions where neighbors were mandated to report on and criticize each other. These sessions were a form of

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Question 61

People that violate _________ experience reactions that include of frowns or remarks of disapproval.

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Question 62

Explain the meaning of illegitimate opportunity structures. Describe at least two situations in your life in which you have opportunities to commit crimes.

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Question 63

Kai Erikson wrote, "The critical variable in the study of deviance, then, is the social audience rather than the individual actor since the social audience decides whether or not a behavior is deviant." This statement best corresponds with which theory of deviance?

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Question 64

In China, posts to website's that ___________ are subject to censorship.

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Question 65

When constructionists study the process by which a group or behavior is defined as a problem to society, they focus on

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Question 66

Which one of the following is an assumption underlying labeling theory?

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Question 67

The ACLU wrote that, "our every move, our every transaction, our every communication is recorded, compiled and stored away, ready to be used against us." The ACLU was referring to

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Question 68

"Crimes committed by persons of respectability and high social status in the course of their occupations" are called

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Question 69

___________________ is a method employed to prevent information from reaching some audience.

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Question 70

Deviance and conformity are complex topics because

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Question 71

__________________ is any behavior or appearance that follows and maintains the standards of a group.

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Question 72

Durkheim's theory of deviance (crime)corresponds to a __________ perspective.

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Question 73

A campaign to identify, investigate, and correct behavior that is believed to undermine a group or a country is known as

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Question 74

"Claims makers play important roles in defining deviance and responses to it." This statement is most closely associated with which theory of deviance?

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Question 75

A U.S. Bureau of Justice survey of crime victims documented that almost 58 percent of crime victims do not report the crime to police. This suggests that there are large numbers of __________ in U.S. society.

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Question 76

Ridicule, imprisonment, and withdrawal of affection are examples of _______ sanctions.

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Question 77

__________ are people that have not violated rules of a group and are treated accordingly.

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During the Cultural Revolution the Communist Party held sessions where neighbors were mandated to report on and criticize each other. These sessions were a form of

People that violate _________ experience reactions that include of frowns or remarks of disapproval.

Explain the meaning of illegitimate opportunity structures. Describe at least two situations in your life in which you have opportunities to commit crimes.

Kai Erikson wrote, "The critical variable in the study of deviance, then, is the social audience rather than the individual actor since the social audience decides whether or not a behavior is deviant." This statement best corresponds with which theory of deviance?

In China, posts to website's that ___________ are subject to censorship.

When constructionists study the process by which a group or behavior is defined as a problem to society, they focus on

Which one of the following is an assumption underlying labeling theory?

The ACLU wrote that, "our every move, our every transaction, our every communication is recorded, compiled and stored away, ready to be used against us." The ACLU was referring to

"Crimes committed by persons of respectability and high social status in the course of their occupations" are called

___________________ is a method employed to prevent information from reaching some audience.

Deviance and conformity are complex topics because

__________________ is any behavior or appearance that follows and maintains the standards of a group.

Durkheim's theory of deviance (crime)corresponds to a __________ perspective.

A campaign to identify, investigate, and correct behavior that is believed to undermine a group or a country is known as

"Claims makers play important roles in defining deviance and responses to it." This statement is most closely associated with which theory of deviance?

A U.S. Bureau of Justice survey of crime victims documented that almost 58 percent of crime victims do not report the crime to police. This suggests that there are large numbers of __________ in U.S. society.

Ridicule, imprisonment, and withdrawal of affection are examples of _______ sanctions.

__________ are people that have not violated rules of a group and are treated accordingly.

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