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Sociology Terms

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Chapter 8: Deviance and Social Control

Chapter 8: Deviance and Social Control. What is Social Control?. Each group, culture, subculture, etc., has a system of norms and values Social control is the means of instilling said values within a certain group Where does social control come from when we are young? Parents

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Cultural Conformity & Adaptation

Cultural Conformity & Adaptation . Chapter 3. Truth or Fiction. There are no values that are central to the American way of life. True: The population of the U.S. is extremely diverse and the variety of values Americans hold reflect this diversity

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Financial Reporting: Roles of Written and Unwritten Requirements

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Chapter 3: Culture and Society: Hardware and Software of Our Social World

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Chapter 3: Culture and Society: Hardware and Software of Our Social World

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Sociology Chapter 3

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Chapter 3

Chapter 3. Culture and Social Structures. Activity . If the world were shrunk to a village of precisely 100 people. Video. Culture . Knowledge, values, customs, and physical objects that are shared by members of a society. Helps guide relationships with others. Society.

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Solving the Problem of Setting Efficient Accounting Standards and Increasing Complexity through Regulatory Competition

Solving the Problem of Setting Efficient Accounting Standards and Increasing Complexity through Regulatory Competition. Shyam Sunder, Yale University Chinese Accounting Professors Association Annual Conference Wuhan, China, July 14, 2007. Twenty Commonly-Held Beliefs about Financial Reporting.

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Deterrence and Rational Choice Theories

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Warm UP

Warm UP. Who can define culture? What goes into culture?. Culture and Culture Diversity. Why does Culture Exist?. Structural Functionalists Culture provides order and organization to people- a way to belong to something Symbolic Interactionists

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Chapter 8

Chapter 8. Deviance and Social Control. Social Control ( ???? ). The term social control refers to the techniques and strategies for preventing deviant human behaviour in any society. Social control occurs on all levels of society (e.g. family, colleges, government, etc.).

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Continuing Cultural Adaptations

Continuing Cultural Adaptations. Last Week Wrap-Up. What is culture? ? knowledge, values, customs and physical objects that are shared by members of a society These can be material or non-material. These four components are constantly changing.

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Warm Up: What is culture?

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Deviance

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Norms and Values

Norms and Values. Chapter 3 Section 3. Norms. (DEF) Rules defining appropriate and inappropriate behavior EX. School, Church, Work Folkways = Norms that lack moral significance Not considered vital to group welfare EX. . Norms.

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Values, Norms and Sanctions

Values, Norms and Sanctions. Values. Definition: Shared beliefs about what is good or bad/ right or wrong Values help determine the character of a society and the kind of culture they have A culture that values war and power will be different than one that values peace and cooperation

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Toward Social Justice

Toward Social Justice. Deviance and Social Control. Deviance. Deviance ? results from social inequity . A behaviour that violates standards of conduct or expectations of group or society Can be driver of social change

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Social Control

Social Control. The enforcing of norms through either internal or external means. Sanctions. Positive: Family, teachers, employers, cheers, medals , rewards, good grades, raise, Negative: punishment or threat of punishment, fines, frowns, ridicule, imprisonment, death. Internalization.

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