Chat with AIExam 5: Institutions
According to Bowditch, "troublemakers" are students who faced violence at home and were often also distracted, uncooperative, or truant, and where thus seen as undeserving of the school's services. As a result, they often faced which of the following?
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According to Stack and Gundlach, country music doesn't so much cause suicide as it fosters a mood conducive to suicide among folks who are already _______ .
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How can the idea of Goffman's front be applied not only to abortion clinics but also to how families react to alcoholism?
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Answered by Examlex AI CopilotThe idea of Goffman's front can be applied not only to abortion clinics but also to how families react to alcoholism by understanding the concept of managing impressions. In the context of abortion clinics, the front refers to the way in which staff and patients present themselves to maintain a certain image and manage the stigma associated with abortion. Similarly, families dealing with alcoholism may also engage in impression management to uphold a certain image to the outside world, while also dealing with the internal struggles and stigma associated with alcoholism.
Families may create a front that portrays a happy and functional image to the outside world, while internally dealing with the challenges and impact of alcoholism on their family dynamics. This can involve hiding the issue from others, minimizing the severity of the problem, or even enabling the behavior of the alcoholic family member in order to maintain the appearance of normalcy.
Furthermore, just as staff and patients at abortion clinics may engage in teamwork to maintain the front, families dealing with alcoholism may also collaborate to uphold a certain image and manage the impact of alcoholism on their family dynamics. This can involve presenting a united front to outsiders, while internally struggling with the effects of alcoholism on their relationships and well-being.
Overall, the concept of Goffman's front can be applied to both abortion clinics and families dealing with alcoholism by understanding how individuals and groups manage impressions to navigate societal expectations and stigma. It highlights the complexities of managing public perceptions while dealing with internal struggles and challenges.
According to Martin and Hummer, college fraternities are vitally concerned with _______ .
(30) In a college fraternity, a _______ is a new recruit who occupies a trial membership status for a specific period of time.
(36) Conscious, active strategies and actions for making life choices distinct from those considered most socially expected, celebrated, and sanctioned is considered to be _______ .
(29) According to Ingram and Hinduja, students who believed that little harm is caused by downloading unauthorized MP3s were _______ to participate in moderate levels of piracy.
(38) When we consider how social structures of inequality influence classroom success and educational outcomes (e.g., school suspensions based on middle-class values lead lower class boys toward delinquent subcultures), how do you think these same structures and social forces influence school shooters?
(35) In a sample of episodes of the television show Law and Order, the insanity plea is also framed as a potential way for individuals to _______ .
(33) According to _______ , violence against women is directly connected to the patriarchal organizations of society.
(39) According to Bowditch, which of the following is NOT one of the tactics used by disciplinarians when they faced opposition from parents and students?
(34) A _______ is a purpose oriented and enduring feature of social life that forms through a complex interrelationship between social positions, roles, norms, and values.
(30) What is the line between a moral panic and a true crisis pattern in a society? Using school shootings as an example, explain how different social problems are linked to rare events of random violence like school shootings to engorge a small amount of some phenomenon into a moral panic (e.g., gun control, bullying, etc.). Does this illustrate the politicization of tragedy?
(39) As Holstein reminds us, insanity is a meaning that we often attribute to people simply on the basis of how they _______ .
(33) In your own words, describe heteronormativity. Then tie this to how Pfeffer's findings could have an impact on Martin and Hummer's conclusions about the relation between fraternity culture and rape.
(37) According to Bowditch, _______ are arranged when students moved out of the school's catchment area.
(28) A worldview which defines some behavior or set of behaviors as an illness primarily because of the social and ideological benefits of doing so is called a _______ .
(34) According to Jackson, which of the following is an example of a family's attempt to eliminate the problem of alcoholism?
(29) In your lifetime, how has the Internet and digital media changed the way music is sold and distributed? In your opinion, is music piracy deviant or normal? Why or why not?
(33) In a sample of episodes of the television show Law and Order, there were three types of discussion about mental illness. Which of the following was NOT one of them?
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