'Primary deviance' diaporamas de présentation

The Sociology of Deviance & Crime

The Sociology of Deviance & Crime. Part 1: What is Deviance?. What is Deviance?.

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LABELING THEORY

LABELING THEORY. Today we are learning - why labelling theorists regard crime and deviance as socially constructed. - how the labelling process works and the consequences for those who are successfully labelled . What do you call a chav in a box. INIT.

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Social Process Theories of Deviance

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Deviance and Social Control

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Deviance and Stigma.

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Chapter 7: Deviance

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Deviance and Criminology

Deviance and Criminology. Deviance . Behaviors , Beliefs VIOLATING social norms Need NOT cause harm to be deviant. Rules . Norms in a society that are not always agreed upon STANDARDS of CONDUCT

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Explaining Crime

Explaining Crime. Criminologists are still puzzled. Deterrence theory. Often called classical criminology People have free will Crime is attractive If the punishment outweighs the crime, crime is deterred. Deterrence theory. General deterrence Specific deterrence.

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Crime and Deviance

Crime and Deviance. Chapter 5. Social Control and Deviance. Social control regulates behavior within a society Functionalists see it as indispensable Conflict theorists see it as tool of powerful groups Internalization of norms Formal vs. Informal Sanctions. II. Theories of Deviance.

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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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Deviance

Deviance. DEVIANT BEHAVIOR. Normative & Deviant. NORMATIVE BEHAVIOR. DEVIANT. CRIMINAL. Is one less deviant than the other? Context. Is one less deviant than the other? Expectations. Is one less deviant than the other? Degree. Some Key Sociological Views of Deviance. Control theory

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Labelling Theory

Labelling Theory. Aims. Define Labelling Theory Who Labels Whom? Howard Becker Jock Young Edwin Lemert Chambliss -Saints and Roughnecks Criticisms. Definition.

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Why do people commit deviant acts?

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Lemert

Lemert. Primary & Secondary Deviance. Stuttering. Stuttering common amongst Indians only in one tribe and unknown in others.

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