'Deviant behavior' diaporamas de présentation

Crime and Deviance

Crime and Deviance. Why do people commit crimes?. 19th century ? It was believed that criminals were born , not made criminal tendencies were biologically given , not learned Cesare Lombroso (1870s, Italian criminologist ) Criminal types could be identified by anatomical features

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Social Process Theories of Deviance

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Atypical Sexual Variations

Atypical Sexual Variations. Chapter 17. Learning Objectives. Normal versus Deviant Sexual Behavior The Paraphilias Theoretical Perspectives Treatment of Paraphilias. Normal vs. Deviant Behavior. The Paraphilias. The Paraphilias. The Paraphilias. The Paraphilias. The Paraphilias.

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Deviance

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5 Sins of Sodom

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Deviance

Deviance. Explanations of deviance. Biological Psychological Sociological. Biological explanations. Very limited understanding of crime Caesar Lombroso Genetically destined to become criminals William Sheldon Body style XYY Chromosome theory.

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ADJ 51

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Know Your enemy

Know Your enemy. Phil Burress , the CCV, and Right-Wing NutJobs.

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Chapter 8: Deviance and Social Control

Objectives: ?Explain deviance from a symbolic interactionist perspective. Describing and applying the components of differential association theory, control theory, and labeling theory ?List and give examples of neutralization techniques

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Chapter 8:DEVIANCE & SOCIAL CONTROL

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DEVIANCE

DEVIANCE. Sociology 120 Kayla. What is deviance?. Deviance is an act committed by a member of society that goes against what is considered acceptable in a society (defies social norms)

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DEVIANCE AND CONTROL

DEVIANCE AND CONTROL. CHAPTER 8. WHAT IS DEVIANCE?. Any act that violates a social norm Criminal Deviance : homicide, robbery, & rape (involve violating criminal law) Noncriminal Deviance : homophobia, using pornography, mental disorder, & corporate crimes. EXAMPLES OF VARIATIONS.

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Diversion of Controlled Substance: Crossing the Line

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Chapter 8, Deviance

Chapter 8, Deviance. Key Terms. Deviance Behavior that is recognized as violating expected rules and norms. Moral entrepreneurs People who organize social movement to reform how a behavior is morally perceived and handled.

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Labeling Theory

Labeling Theory. By: Rob Trager . Roots: Symbolic Interaction Theory. Charles Horton Cooley George Herbert Mead Herbert Blumer. What is Labeling Theory?. Therefore according to this theory:. Primary and Secondary Deviance . Edwin Lemert. General Theory of Deviance. Howard Caplan

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Gender Shock: Exploding the Myths of Male and Female

Gender Shock: Exploding the Myths of Male and Female. By Phyllis Burke. Description:. Author believes that our culture harbors such an extreme degree of fear and anxiety when it comes to anything that challenges the definition of boy and girl

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Functionalist perspective / Strain Theory

Functionalist perspective / Strain Theory. Natural out growth of the values, norms and structure of society Americans place a high value on certain goals such as economic success However not everyone in society has access to achieve these goals

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Types of Groups and Networks

UNIT 3: Insider/Outsider Chapter 6: Groups and Formal Organizations Chapter 7: Deviance and Social Control. Standard: Students will explain and interpret the influence of social groups on individual/group behavior and assess how social inequalities may affect changes in society.

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Labelling theories - _ H. Becker 63 Outsiders

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