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William Sumner was responsible for what in regards to the construction of deviance?
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Developed Folkways, Mores, and Laws
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What are Folkways, Mores, and Laws?
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Folkways: everyday norms based on customs or tradition "poor taste"
Mores: Based on broad societal morals whose infraction is treated much more seriously than folkways but not as severe as the law. Example: interracial marriage, illegitmate childbearing, drug addiction "sin" Laws: infractions that are delt with by the police, prisons, mental hospitals, justice system "crime" |
What are the deviant ABC's?
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A: Attitudes
B: Behaviors C: Conditions |
Achieved Deviant Status vs. Ascribed Deviant Status
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Achieved Deviant: these are the attributes that you work to get Example: Kinky sex, smoking pot, promiscutiy
Ascribed Deviance: attributes that you are born with Example: extremely poor, extremely rich, black, white |
The three S's of deviance:
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Sin: religious disorders, non-normative behaviors or attitudes
Sick: psychiatric problems, homosexuality, sexual misconduct Example: this is how legal medicalization was formed in this country, people believe that there is a pill for everything so therefore psychiatric issues can be delt with medically Select: some behaviors such as eating disorders, self mutilation are now not viewed as "out of control" these disorders are lifestyle choices |
Merton's Self Fulfilling Prophecy
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Due to how the community reacts to a deviant person they began to treat people who they believe to be deviant as deviants therefore the one who feels this deviant pressure starts to act that way
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4 analytical types of deviance:
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Negative Deviance
Rate Busting Deviance Admiration Positive Deviance |
Define:
Negative Deviance Rate Busting Deviance Admiration Positive Deviance |
Negative Deviance: underconformity/negatively appraised
Ex: Jeffrey Dahmer effect Rate Busting: over conformity/negatively evaluated Ex: Geek Phenonemon Deviance Admiration: under conformity/positively appraised Ex: John Gotti Postive Deviance: over conformity/positively appraised Ex: Mother Theresa |
Becker's interactionist Perspective
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Defines deviance as an infraction of some agreed upon rule. It asks "who breaks the rules" and believes it is due to something in that persons life that caused them to react that way
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Master Status vs. Subordinate Status
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Master status dominates over all other statuses. We think doctors to mostly be white, middle upper class, protestant, so when we have a black, female doctor sometimes people don't believe it to be as good. Same with deviance, deviance will overide other statuses, even good ones.
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Cultural Relativity (Barbera Costello - absolutionist perspective)
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The values of social groups that vary substantially both within and between cultures
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Emile Durkheim's Functionalist Perspective
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Believes deviance to be a positive function to society
Deviance defies what is acceptable and what is not accpetable in society so there will never be a place void of any deviance...if thats the case non-deviant acts will now be deemed deviant |
Robert Agnew's General Strain Theory
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General Strain Theory: people engage in crime because they experience strains or stressors
ex: need money - become upset - experience negative emotions - cope through crime |
Objective Strain/Selective Strain
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Objective Strain: events dislike by most people of a group
ex: being physically abused, questioning masculinity Selective Strain: events disliked by a particular person ex: getting divorced, failing a class |
Experienced, Vicarious and Anticipated Strain
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Experienced Strain: Strain experenced by a particular person
Vicarious Strain: strain experienced through another person or group of people Anticipated Strain: the anticipated strain of some sort of factor |