Exam 4: Theories of Deviance and Social Control
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Belching at the dinner table is considered rude in many Western cultures, but is considered a compliment to the host or cook in some African and Asian countries. This is an example of
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Norms are based upon widely shared values regarding that which is correct, and, conversely, that which is bad.
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When informal social controls fail, then the formal mechanisms of social control used tend to be compensatory and/or conciliatory.
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Criminal law is not the most important tool of formal social control.
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Mentally ill inmates may serve longer sentences because of their inability to qualify for early release, and without treatment, upon their release, mentally ill offenders are likely to
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Secondary socialization takes place at home in early childhood when social norms are taught to children by family members.
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When a psychiatrist or psychologist diagnoses an offender with a serious mental illness that prevents the person from appreciating the difference between "right" and "wrong," we classify that person as legally insane. This means
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Medicalization may be the most efficient form of social control because
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Which of the four styles of formal social control views the violator of a social norm that has been codified into criminal law as an offender who is deserving of official condemnation?
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A sociological explanation for deviance is that people may be socialized into a deviant subculture, rather than being socialized with widely accepted social norms. This means
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Advocates of deinstitutionalization hoped that community-based treatment would be more effective and more economical, particularly as new medications were available to manage even fairly serious mental illnesses. In reality this
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