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Understanding Deviance: Norms, Family Structures, and Teenage Pregnancy

This analysis explores the concept of deviance in relation to societal norms, particularly focusing on family structures. The traditional notion of the "normal" family, comprising two parents (male and female) and their children, is examined against the backdrop of changing societal expectations. The rise in teenage pregnancy is contextualized within historical norms, highlighting how shifts in women's roles, increased female employment, and the escalating costs of raising children have altered family formation patterns. Understanding these dynamics is crucial for addressing contemporary social policies.

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Understanding Deviance: Norms, Family Structures, and Teenage Pregnancy

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  1. Drug deviance Sabina Vecellio Jamie DeFlippo

  2. Deviance Mean out of the norm "Normal" does not mean "average"; it means "conforming to social norms".

  3. family The “normal” family consists of 2 parents Male and female And one or more children Parents supporting their own family

  4. Teenage Pregnancy • Norm in previous generations • Women delayed starting a family because cost of having children rose, changing role of women, female employment

  5. http://www2.rgu.ac.uk/publicpolicy/introduction/welfsocf.htm

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