any transgression of socially established norms

Which is true about Andrew M. Greeley?

Used to spend half the year in Chicago and half in Arizona, He referred to God as "she", Wrote novels with sexually graphic sections

preconceived notions and judgements about racial groups

Peter Beger's term to describe the entire set of religious norms

the movment to protect indigenous land or culture from immigrants

harmful or negative acts against people deemed inferior bc race

Ethnic quality or affiliation based on cultural differences

a nationality in the sense of identifying with a past or future nationality

theories of race that characterize a period of investigation of race

Broken Windows Theory of Deviance

Social context and social ques impact deviant behavior in individuals

a group of people who share a set of characteristics- common bloodline

individuals involved in criminal justice revert to crime, Quill

subsequent acts of rule breaking that incur after primary deviance

The belief that individuals notice how others see or label them

high-tension organizations that don't fit within existing social environmen

the first act of rule breaking that incurs a label of "deviant"

religious adherents who follow a scripture

the belief that one;s own culture is superior

Religious movement that makes some new claim about the supernatural, don't drink Callie's kool-aid

The formation of new racial identity by drawing boundaries of difference

Straight-line assimilation

Robert Park's 1920s model for how immigrants assimilate

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Mechanisms of social control by which rules or laws prohibit deviant behavior
Social Deviance
Informal Social Sanctions
Formal Social Sanctions
Social Darwinism
2
The Main point of his study was that religion is fundamentally based on faith
False
True
3
Philosophy of criminal justice arising form the notion that crime results from calculation of benefit vs costs
Social Darwinism
Deterrence Theory
Informal Social Sanctions
Formal Social Sanctions
4
The view that racial inequality is perpetuated by a "color-blind" stance
racism
Color-blind racism
discrimination
prejudice
5
Social Deviance
the notion that rime results from a calculation of costs vs benefits
Crime
the first act of rule breaking that may incur a label of "deviant"
any transgression of socially established norms
6
Which is true about Andrew M. Greeley?
Used to spend half the year in Chicago and half in Arizona
He was an atheism
He referred to God as "she"
Wrote novels with sexually graphic sections
7
Offense committed by a professional against a corporation, agency or other institution
Crimes against your mom
Corporate Crime
White-Collar Crime
Crime
8
It is good to assume the criminal justice system is efficient
True
False
9
Used a conflict theoretical approach in studying religion
Bob Saget
Emile Durkheim
Max Weber
Karl Marx
10
Prejudice
the belief that members of separate races posess unequal traits
harmful or negative acts against people deemed inferior
the belief that "one drop" of black blood makes a person black
preconceived notions and judgements about racial groups
11
Sacred Canopy
Peter Beger's term to describe the entire set of religious norms
a general movement away from religiousity
a system of beliefs, traditions,and practices around sacred things
butter knife
12
the application of Darwinian ideas to society- "survival of the fittest"
Corporate Crime
Social Darwinism
Race
Ethnocentrism
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Nativism
the application of Darwinian ideas to society- "survival of the fittest"
when an individual involved with the criminal justice system commits crimes
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the movment to protect indigenous land or culture from immigrants
14
The belief that members of separate races possess different and unequal traits
Eugenics
Prejudice
Racism
Discrimination
15
Holy things endowed with special status and often used for worship and kept separate from the profane
Sacred
Profane
Racist
Sacred Canopy
16
Used a functionalist approach that finds purpose and power in modern religous beliefs
Robert Soto
That Thomas dude
Karl Marx
Emile Durkheim
17
the presence and engaged coexistence of numerous distinct groups in one society
recidivism
racism
pluralism
ethnocentrism
18
An economy in which everyone has common cultural characteristics
Free Market Economy
Command Economy
Enclave Economy
Socialist Economy
19
Discrimination
harmful or negative acts against people deemed inferior bc race
the belief that spirits are part of the natural world
a system of beliefs, traditions, and practices around sacred things
the things of mundane, everyday life
20
Greeley believed that people need to have their faith renewed occasionally
True
False
21
An individual's spiritual feelings, acts and experiences
Churches
Profane
Religious Experiences
Cult
22
The things of mundane, everyday life
Cults
Profane
Cam's music taste
Sacred
23
Ethnicity
religious movement that makes a new claim about the supernatural
a group of people who share a set of characteristics and a common bloodline
the belief that "one drop" of black blood makes a person black
Ethnic quality or affiliation based on cultural differences
24
Which is NOT a main belief of Evangelicals?
Everyone must be converted
Bible is without error
Salvation only comes from belief in Jesus Christ
You must never sin
25
Symbolic Ethnicity
a nationality in the sense of identifying with a past or future nationality
the belief that one's own culture is superier
Crime
ethnic quality or afilliation based on cultural differences
26
Scientific Racism
Robert Park's universal and linear model for how immigrants assimilate
when an individual involved with the criminal justice system commits crimes
the movement to protect indigenous land or culture from new immigrants
theories of race that characterize a period of investigation of race
27
Broken Windows Theory of Deviance
the violation of laws enacted by society
the belief that individuals notice how others see or label them
global warming
Social context and social ques impact deviant behavior in individuals
28
A negative social label that changes behavior toward a person and also the person's self-concept
Social Deviance
Labelling Theory
Crime
Stigma
29
Race
an individuals religious experiences
the violation of laws enacted by society
ethnic quality or affiliation based on cultural differences
a group of people who share a set of characteristics- common bloodline
30
Recidivism
the application of Darwinian ideas to society- "survival of the fittest"
individuals involved in criminal justice revert to crime
the formation of a new racial identit by drawing ideological boundaries...
Quill
31
Arugment that there are two labor markets
Communism
Free-Market Economy
Dual labor market theory
Capitalism
32
A pseudoscience that postulates that controlling fertility of populations could influence inheritable traits
Racism
Nativism
Total Institution
Eugenics
33
Secondary deviance
the first act of rule breaking that may incur a label of "deviant"
ur mom
the violation of laws enacted by society
subsequent acts of rule breaking that incur after primary deviance
34
Labelling Theory
Mechanisms that creat normative compliance in individuals
the notion that crime results from a calculation of costs vs benefits
The belief that individuals notice how others see or label them
ASSAP
35
Sects
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an individuals spiritual feelings, acts, and experiences
high-tension organizations that don't fit within existing social environmen
religious bodies that coexist in a low state of tension within social
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Unequivocally states that there is no God
Judaism
Atheism
Deism
Buddhism
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The belief that "one drop" of black blood makes a person black
One-drop rule
Ethnicity
Eugenics
Racism
38
the belief that spirts are part of the natural world
Secularism
Theism
Animism
Ethicalism
39
Primary deviance
Mechanisms of social control by which rules or laws prohibit deviance
the first act of rule breaking that incurs a label of "deviant"
the violation of laws enacted by society
racism
40
Fundamentalists
religious movement that makes some new claim about the supernatural
religious adherents who follow a scripture
mobility that is inevitable from changes in the economy
religious bodies that coexist in relatively low levels of tension
41
An institution in which one is totally immersed and that controls all the basics of day-to-day life
Legal Institution
Partial Insitution
Psychiatric Institution
Total Institution
42
Behavior stems from the conditions in which one was raised
Nature vs Nurture
Social Darwinism
Social Deviance
Social Structure
43
The worship of a god or gods
Ethicalism
Theism
Animism
Secularism
44
Mechanisms that create normative compliance in individuals
Social Control
Stigma
Ethnocentrism
Racism
45
Ethnocentrism
the belief that one;s own culture is superior
honk
eugenics
the movement to protect and preserve indigneous land or culture
46
Cult
Religious movement that makes some new claim about the supernatural
an individual's spiritual feelings, acts and experiences
don't drink Callie's kool-aid
high-tension organizations that don't fit within the social environment
47
a religious movement that encourages followers to look at religion for meaning, wisdom, and profound thought
Religious Experience
Fundamentalists
Cult
Reflexive Spirituality
48
Racialization
the application of Darwinian ideas to society- "survival of the fittest"
The formation of new racial identity by drawing boundaries of difference
when an individual involved in the criminal justice system commits crime
a group of people who share a set of characteristics and bloodline
49
Any Cuban who sets foot on American soil has automatic political asylum
Civil Rights Act of 1965
Cuban Readjustment Act of 1966
Title IX
repubican
50
The adherence to certain principals to lead a moral life
Animism
Ethicalism
Judaism
Theism
51
Straight-line assimilation
Robert Park's 1920s model for how immigrants assimilate
the movement to protect indigenous land and culture from immigrants
when an individual involved with the criminal justice system committs crime
the application of Darwinian ideas to society- "survival of the fittest"
52
The violation of laws enacted by society
stigma
Crime
Racism
Deterrence theory
53
The usually unexpressed but wiudely known rules of group membership
Labelling Theory
Formal Social Sanctions
Secondary Deviance
Informal Social Sanctions
54
Members of any Christian denominations by four main beliefs
Sacred
Cults
Evangelicals
Discrimination
55
A system of beliefs, traditions, and practices around sacred things
Churches
Discrimination
Religion
Sects
56
Institutions and social dynamics that may seem race neutral but actually disadvantage minority groups
Institutional Racism
evangelicals
Religion
Discrimination
57
A type of white-collar crime committed by the officers of a corporation
Crime
Corporate Crime
Social Deviance
White-Collar Crime
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A general movement away from religiousity
Satanism
Theism
Cults
Secularism

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