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Sociology Deviance Review
Sociology Deviance Review
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1
Hate crimes levy worse punishments then regular crime
Somewhat false
Absolutely Not True
True
False
2
Which of the following is not an inner control?
religious principles
Ideas of right and wrong
Police
conscience
3
What word is defined as authority shown in unjust ways?
Recession
Depression
Oprahism
Oppression
4
What did dogging and naked pumpkin runs show us about deviance?
It is always enforced
It is never enforced
It can be ignored sometimes
It is a perfect system
5
Conflict theorists classify the few who own the means of production as ________
Capitalists
hobos
Upper middle Class
Rich People
6
In 2008, the highest number of victims of hate crimes were ________.
Jews
Catholics
African Americans
Homosexuals
7
hich type of sociologists would consider deviance to be a natural part of society
Slef-Calzone
Functionalist
Symbolic
Conflict
8
The relativity of deviance is most aligned with which sociological perspective?
Functionalist
Symbolic Interactionist
Verbal
Conflict
9
Which type of crime did we not discuss in this chapter?
White-Collar Crime
Street Crime
Gender and Crime
Black Market Crime
10
Erving Goffman used the term ________ to refer to characteristics that discredit people
Stigma
Buns
Stratified
Master Status
11
The term degradation ceremony was coined by sociologist ________
Spenser
Calzone
Garfinkel
Goffman
12
The underlying motivation for a new class of crime referred to as a hate crime is ________.
Bias
Profit
Social Class
Status
13
Norms and sanctions are essential for keeping what?
Social Control
Social Chaos
Social Contraband
Social Form
14
Sociologically, an act cannot be deviant if it does not cause physical or emotional harm
True
False
15
Differential association theory was developed by sociologist ________
Johnny Sociology
Robert K. Merton
Walter Reckless
Edwin Sutherland
16
Violations of norms and rules that are written into law are officially called ________
Crimes
Folkways
Punishment
Mores
17
Which theory talked about a balance of deviance and conformity based on who we interact with?
Differential Association Theory
Interaction Theory
See Saw Theory
Retraction Theory
18
Which of the following is not an outer control?
Family
Judges
Your Morals
Police
19
In which of the following settings would shaming be LEAST effective?
a small religious cult
a close knit society, such as the Amish
the family
a large inner-city neighborhood
20
What is a group's formal and informal means of enforcing norms called
Social Reform
Social Control
Vigilanties
Handcuffs
21
Inner and outer controls that work against our tendencies to deviate is known as what theory?
Contraband Theory
Self Control Thery
Control Theory
Cultural Theory
22
Of the following, the crime with highest recidivism rate within three years of release is _____
Rape
Car Theft
Murder
Drugs
23
The percentage of former prisoners who are rearrested is known as ___________
Recidivism
Receding
Reciting
Reprocaustions
24
Which theory spoke of not having the tools to achieve goals and then turning to deviance?
Alternate Motives Theory
Altered Theory
Pressure Theory
Strain Theory
25
Labeling theory, diff. association, and control theory all represent conflict perspective
True
Maybe
Oh No!
False
26
The chances of receiving the death penalty are affected by geography, social class,and gender.
False
What?
True
Maybe
27
Which of the following was not an explanation of deviance?
Sociological
Psychosocial
Psychological
Biosocial
28
What is the most common martial status found among inmates in U.S. state prisons
Divorced
Married
Widowed
Never Married
29
Functionalists believe deviance has no useful purpose in society and only contributes to chaos.
Maybe
True
Um No Way!
False
30
Stigma includes violations of norms of ability and violations of norms of appearance
False
Um...Maybe
True
Maybe