'Labeling theory' diaporamas de présentation

Splash Screen

Splash Screen. Deviance is the violation of social norms. It is difficult to define because not everyone agrees on what should be considered deviant behavior. Section 1-Preview. The Nature of Deviance. The term deviance refers to behavior that departs from societal or group norms. .

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Deviance

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DEVIANCE

DEVIANCE. Deviance is a recognized violation of cultural norms Question: How do Sociologists look at deviance?. CRIME AND CRIMINALITY. When we think of deviance we often think of crime and criminality. Cesare Lombroso and the biological roots of criminality . William Sheldon.

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Criminology

Criminology. What makes a criminal?. How does free will influence criminal behavior?. Choice Theories. Choice Theories. Classical Criminology: Criminals weigh the benefits vs punishment Decision based on which is heavier Punishments should be heavy enough to deter crime. Choice Theories.

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CRIMINOLOGY & THEORIES OF DEVIANCE

CRIMINOLOGY & THEORIES OF DEVIANCE. Deviance is a recognized violation of cultural norms. CRIME AND CRIMINALITY. When we think of deviance we often think of crime and criminality. Cesare Lombroso and the biological roots of criminality. William Sheldon.

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Social Structure & Society

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Class Name, Instructor Name

Class Name, Instructor Name. Date, Semester. Criminology 2011. Chapter 9. SOCIOLOGICAL THEORIES: CRITICAL PERSPECTIVES. CHAPTER OBJECTIVES. 9.1. Appreciate the relativist definition of crime and deviance. 9.2. Understand how deviant labels are imposed. 9.3.

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The Avengers

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Chapter 6:

Chapter 6:. Deviant Behavior and Social Control. Dining Hall at Alcatraz. What to Expect in This Chapter. What is Deviance? Functions and Dysfunctions of Deviance Mechanisms of Social Control Theories of Crime and Deviance Biological Theories Psychological Theories Sociological Theories

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COUNTERCULTURES, innovation, and Rebellion & Review

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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 Theories

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Richard Poplawski

Jordan Fuller. Richard Poplawski. Discharged from Marines for throwing a tray at a drill instructor Lived with his mother and grandmother Married at 17 to a women he met in a juvenile correctional center, divorced her Assaulted his girlfriend Multiple fights and arguments with neighbors.

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Chapter 5 On Understanding the Processes of Schooling: The Contributions of Labeling Theory

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Warm Up 10/1

Warm Up 10/1. What is white collar crime? What is victim discounting?. Symbolic Interactionism and Deviance. Chapter 7; Section 3. Objective & Dol. Objective: SWBAT to explain 2 components of symbolic interactionism and deviance: differential association theory and labeling theory

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Restorative Justice as Diversion?

Restorative Justice as Diversion?. Based on Lode Walgrave (2008), Restorative Justice, Self-interest and Responsible Citizenship , Cullompton (UK): Willan Publishing. Why diversion?. Why subsidiarity? Deliberate infliction of pain must be avoided Justifications for penal justice

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Sociology 7

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Chapter 1

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Explaining Deviance

Explaining Deviance. Three sociological perspectives explain deviance: Functionalist Perspective: views deviance as a natural part of society Conflict Perspective: explains deviance in terms of power and inequality

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