Question 1

According to Becker, the four types of deviant behavior are:

Accepted Answer

A)  Falsely accused, pure deviant, conforming and rebellious 
B)  Pure deviant, conforming, secret deviant, and ritualistic deviant 
C)  Falsely accused, pure deviant, conforming and secret deviant 
D)  Pure deviant, ritualistic deviant, conforming and secret deviant 
A)  Falsely accused, pure deviant, conforming and rebellious 
B)  Pure deviant, conforming, secret deviant, and ritualistic deviant 
C)  Falsely accused, pure deviant, conforming and secret deviant 
D)  Pure deviant, ritualistic deviant, conforming and secret deviant

Question 2

Which of the following is NOT a policy implication of labeling theory?

Accepted Answer

A)  Diversion 
B)  Due process 
C)  Deportation 
D)  Deinstitutionalization 
A)  Diversion 
B)  Due process 
C)  Deportation 
D)  Deinstitutionalization

Question 3

Match between columns
                        Premises: Reintegrative shaming
Secret Deviance
Master status
Restrospective interpretation
Courtesy stigma
Secondary deviance

Accepted Answer

The Answer of Abnormal behavior is either ignored by audience is...

Question 4

Explain briefly the typology of deviants that Gusfield uses to explain their role in the social order.

Accepted Answer

[key points to be made]
*Sick deviant -

Question 5

For Frank Tannenbaum, the process of labeling or tagging someone contained the steps of:

Accepted Answer

A)  Organizing, mollifying and condemning. 
B)  Creating, demonizing and demoting. 
C)  Defining, identifying and segregating. 
D)  Separating, highlighting and shunning. 
A)  Organizing, mollifying and condemning. 
B)  Creating, demonizing and demoting. 
C)  Defining, identifying and segregating. 
D)  Separating, highlighting and shunning.

Question 6

Labeling theory originated in the early 1980s.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 7

Describe the concept of shaming and how it relates to labeling.

Accepted Answer

[key points to be made]
*John Braithwait

According to Becker, the four types of deviant behavior are:

Which of the following is NOT a policy implication of labeling theory?

Explain briefly the typology of deviants that Gusfield uses to explain their role in the social order.

For Frank Tannenbaum, the process of labeling or tagging someone contained the steps of:

Labeling theory originated in the early 1980s.

Describe the concept of shaming and how it relates to labeling.

Introduction

The Classical School

The Positive School

The Chicago School

Differential Association Theory

Anomie Theory

Subculture Theories

Conflict Theory

Gender-Based Theories

Social Control Theory

Social Learning Theory

Rational Theories

Contemporary Theories of Process

Contemporary Integrative and Critical Theories

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Exam 8: Labeling Theory

According to Becker, the four types of deviant behavior are:

Which of the following is NOT a policy implication of labeling theory?

Explain briefly the typology of deviants that Gusfield uses to explain their role in the social order.

For Frank Tannenbaum, the process of labeling or tagging someone contained the steps of:

Labeling theory originated in the early 1980s.

Describe the concept of shaming and how it relates to labeling.

Introduction

The Classical School

The Positive School

The Chicago School

Differential Association Theory

Anomie Theory

Subculture Theories

Conflict Theory

Gender-Based Theories

Social Control Theory

Social Learning Theory

Rational Theories

Contemporary Theories of Process

Contemporary Integrative and Critical Theories

Filters