Question 1

Witch persecutions were more likely to happen in countries that were dominantly Roman Catholic.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 2

The scientific misconduct of Dr.Hwang Woo-Suk reflects

Accepted Answer

A) bad apple theory. 
B) iceberg theory. 
C) post-academic science. 
D) junk science. 
E) the scientific norm that Merton called communism. 
A) bad apple theory. 
B) iceberg theory. 
C) post-academic science. 
D) junk science. 
E) the scientific norm that Merton called communism.

Question 3

Sects tend to have more traditional beliefs while cults tend to have more novel beliefs,which create differences in the level of tension that exists with the larger society.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 4

If research is released and it is determined that there is a clear androcentric bias to the information,this would be a violation of which of Merton's norms of science?

Accepted Answer

A) Communism 
B) Skepticism 
C) Disinterestedness 
D) Professionalism 
E) Universalism 
A) Communism 
B) Skepticism 
C) Disinterestedness 
D) Professionalism 
E) Universalism

Question 5

Discuss the how the labelling of some religions as deviant is influenced by the amount of integration into social activity and the popularity of the religion.Provide examples to support your answer.

Accepted Answer

The labelling of some religions as devia

Question 6

Social Darwinism and the science of eugenics contributed to

Accepted Answer

A) involuntary sterilization programs 
B) laws prohibiting interracial marriage 
C) the content of immigration policies 
D) the Holocaust 
E) a wide range of significant historical events, including all of those listed above. 
A) involuntary sterilization programs 
B) laws prohibiting interracial marriage 
C) the content of immigration policies 
D) the Holocaust 
E) a wide range of significant historical events, including all of those listed above.

Question 7

Child abuse was deviantized in the late 19th century,in part due to the efforts of the child-savers movement.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 8

Briefly describe Canada's values and actions during the eugenics movements of the early 20th century.

Accepted Answer

During the eugenics movements of the ear

Question 9

Radio science is an example of a scientific belief that was once considered legitimate,but has recently been labelled as deviant science.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 10

Describe the criticisms that are directed at the traditional typology that distinguishes between churches,sects,and cults.

Accepted Answer

The traditional typology that distinguis

Question 11

The Canadian residential schooling policy

Accepted Answer

A) provided Aboriginal children with similar levels and types of education as non-Aboriginal children received in Canada's public schools at the time. 
B) placed an emphasis on teaching Aboriginal children to integrate their traditional cultures with Canadian culture. 
C) allowed frequent visits between children and their parents, in an attempt to garner greater support for residential schooling in Aboriginal communities. 
D) required the consent of parents before children could be removed from their communities 
E) combined formal education (e.g.arithmetic) with religious education (i.e.Christianity) and cultural education (i.e.how to act "White"). 
A) provided Aboriginal children with similar levels and types of education as non-Aboriginal children received in Canada's public schools at the time. 
B) placed an emphasis on teaching Aboriginal children to integrate their traditional cultures with Canadian culture. 
C) allowed frequent visits between children and their parents, in an attempt to garner greater support for residential schooling in Aboriginal communities. 
D) required the consent of parents before children could be removed from their communities 
E) combined formal education (e.g.arithmetic) with religious education (i.e.Christianity) and cultural education (i.e.how to act "White").

Question 12

According to bad apple theory,deviance in science exists because

Accepted Answer

A) the structure within which scientists work encourages deviance 
B) techniques of neutralization enable deviant scientists to justify their behavior 
C) of low levels of self-control 
D) of a gap between accepted goals and legitimate means of achieving those goals. 
E) of similar reasons that people commit crimes-personality factors, psychological disturbance, and free choice. 
A) the structure within which scientists work encourages deviance 
B) techniques of neutralization enable deviant scientists to justify their behavior 
C) of low levels of self-control 
D) of a gap between accepted goals and legitimate means of achieving those goals. 
E) of similar reasons that people commit crimes-personality factors, psychological disturbance, and free choice.

Question 13

The groups that use the word "cult" to refer to very specific religious groups that have "destructive" characteristics are

Accepted Answer

A) cult awareness groups. 
B) anti-cult groups. 
C) counter-cult groups. 
D) cult control groups. 
E) cult awareness groups and anti-cult groups. 
A) cult awareness groups. 
B) anti-cult groups. 
C) counter-cult groups. 
D) cult control groups. 
E) cult awareness groups and anti-cult groups.

Question 14

Historically and today,scientists are able to support their claims to evolutionary differences among the races using real science.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 15

The social typing of "deviant" religious groups is resisted through

Accepted Answer

A) the recruitment of new members. 
B) hiring public relations firms to represent themselves in the media. 
C) questioning the traditional distinction between ecclesia, churches, sects, and cults. 
D) defending themselves in court cases. 
E) a variety of activities, including all of those listed above. 
A) the recruitment of new members. 
B) hiring public relations firms to represent themselves in the media. 
C) questioning the traditional distinction between ecclesia, churches, sects, and cults. 
D) defending themselves in court cases. 
E) a variety of activities, including all of those listed above.

Question 16

Describe the variety of ways in which the European witchcraze varied across regions.

Accepted Answer

The European witch craze varied across r

Question 17

Differentiate between the anti-cult groups and counter-cult groups.

Accepted Answer

Anti-cult groups and counter-cult groups

Question 18

Which of the following is an illustration of science acting as a social typer of deviance?

Accepted Answer

A) doctors providing liposuction to people who want to improve their physical appearance 
B) the temperance movement 
C) efforts to "toughen" young offender legislation 
D) the use of the notion of "consent" in date rape trials 
E) doctors providing liposuction to people who want to improve their physical appearance, and the use of the notion of "consent" in date rape trials 
A) doctors providing liposuction to people who want to improve their physical appearance 
B) the temperance movement 
C) efforts to "toughen" young offender legislation 
D) the use of the notion of "consent" in date rape trials 
E) doctors providing liposuction to people who want to improve their physical appearance, and the use of the notion of "consent" in date rape trials

Question 19

In 1600,a local midwife is arrested for witchcraft,put on trial,and burned at the stake.In which of the following regions is she most likely to have lived?

Accepted Answer

A) a region where Catholicism had weakened, and trials were conducted by local authorities 
B) a region where Catholicism had weakened, and trials were conducted by national authorities 
C) a region where Catholicism maintained its power, and trials were conducted by local authorities 
D) a region where Catholicism maintained its power, and trials were conducted by national authorities 
E) because of the pervasiveness of witch persecutions throughout Europe, she was equally likely to have lived in any of the above regions 
A) a region where Catholicism had weakened, and trials were conducted by local authorities 
B) a region where Catholicism had weakened, and trials were conducted by national authorities 
C) a region where Catholicism maintained its power, and trials were conducted by local authorities 
D) a region where Catholicism maintained its power, and trials were conducted by national authorities 
E) because of the pervasiveness of witch persecutions throughout Europe, she was equally likely to have lived in any of the above regions

Question 20

Who faced accusations of witchcraft?

Accepted Answer

A) followers of pre-Christian religions 
B) midwives 
C) women who outlived their husbands 
D) children 
E) during the peak of the European witchcraze, just about anyone (including all of those listed above) could be accused of witchcraft 
A) followers of pre-Christian religions 
B) midwives 
C) women who outlived their husbands 
D) children 
E) during the peak of the European witchcraze, just about anyone (including all of those listed above) could be accused of witchcraft

Witch persecutions were more likely to happen in countries that were dominantly Roman Catholic.

The scientific misconduct of Dr.Hwang Woo-Suk reflects

Sects tend to have more traditional beliefs while cults tend to have more novel beliefs,which create differences in the level of tension that exists with the larger society.

If research is released and it is determined that there is a clear androcentric bias to the information,this would be a violation of which of Merton's norms of science?

Discuss the how the labelling of some religions as deviant is influenced by the amount of integration into social activity and the popularity of the religion.Provide examples to support your answer.

Social Darwinism and the science of eugenics contributed to

Child abuse was deviantized in the late 19^thcentury,in part due to the efforts of the child-savers movement.

Briefly describe Canada's values and actions during the eugenics movements of the early 20^th century.

Radio science is an example of a scientific belief that was once considered legitimate,but has recently been labelled as deviant science.

Describe the criticisms that are directed at the traditional typology that distinguishes between churches,sects,and cults.

The Canadian residential schooling policy

According to bad apple theory,deviance in science exists because

The groups that use the word "cult" to refer to very specific religious groups that have "destructive" characteristics are

Historically and today,scientists are able to support their claims to evolutionary differences among the races using real science.

The social typing of "deviant" religious groups is resisted through

Describe the variety of ways in which the European witchcraze varied across regions.

Differentiate between the anti-cult groups and counter-cult groups.

Which of the following is an illustration of science acting as a social typer of deviance?

In 1600,a local midwife is arrested for witchcraft,put on trial,and burned at the stake.In which of the following regions is she most likely to have lived?

Who faced accusations of witchcraft?

Introduction

Explaining Deviance: the Act

Explaining Deviance: the Perception, Reaction,and Power

Deviance 2.0: the Role of the Media

Deviant and Normal Sexuality

The Troubling and Troubled World of Youth

Looking Deviant: Physical Appearance

Mental Disorders

The Deviance Dance Continues

Filters

Exam 9: What Do You Believe Religion, science, and Deviance

Witch persecutions were more likely to happen in countries that were dominantly Roman Catholic.

The scientific misconduct of Dr.Hwang Woo-Suk reflects

Sects tend to have more traditional beliefs while cults tend to have more novel beliefs,which create differences in the level of tension that exists with the larger society.

If research is released and it is determined that there is a clear androcentric bias to the information,this would be a violation of which of Merton's norms of science?

Discuss the how the labelling of some religions as deviant is influenced by the amount of integration into social activity and the popularity of the religion.Provide examples to support your answer.

Social Darwinism and the science of eugenics contributed to

Child abuse was deviantized in the late 19th century,in part due to the efforts of the child-savers movement.

Briefly describe Canada's values and actions during the eugenics movements of the early 20th century.

Radio science is an example of a scientific belief that was once considered legitimate,but has recently been labelled as deviant science.

Describe the criticisms that are directed at the traditional typology that distinguishes between churches,sects,and cults.

The Canadian residential schooling policy

According to bad apple theory,deviance in science exists because

The groups that use the word "cult" to refer to very specific religious groups that have "destructive" characteristics are

Historically and today,scientists are able to support their claims to evolutionary differences among the races using real science.

The social typing of "deviant" religious groups is resisted through

Describe the variety of ways in which the European witchcraze varied across regions.

Differentiate between the anti-cult groups and counter-cult groups.

Which of the following is an illustration of science acting as a social typer of deviance?

In 1600,a local midwife is arrested for witchcraft,put on trial,and burned at the stake.In which of the following regions is she most likely to have lived?

Who faced accusations of witchcraft?

Introduction

Explaining Deviance: the Act

Explaining Deviance: the Perception, Reaction,and Power

Deviance 2.0: the Role of the Media

Deviant and Normal Sexuality

The Troubling and Troubled World of Youth

Looking Deviant: Physical Appearance

Mental Disorders

The Deviance Dance Continues

Filters

Child abuse was deviantized in the late 19^thcentury,in part due to the efforts of the child-savers movement.

Briefly describe Canada's values and actions during the eugenics movements of the early 20^th century.