Sociology Crime and Deviance
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- Q1According to sociologists, ______ is any behavior that violates social norms.justicesocietycrimedeviance30s
- Q2Labeling theory suggests that once an individual is labeled as a criminal, they may be more likely to engage in further ______ behavior.compliantethicaldeviantlaw-abiding30s
- Q3The concept of 'strain theory' in sociology suggests that individuals turn to ______ as a result of being unable to achieve socially accepted goals through legitimate means.employmentcrimeeducationcharity30s
- Q4According to strain theory, individuals may engage in criminal behavior when they experience a significant gap between their ______ and the means available to achieve them.valuesbeliefsopinionsgoals30s
- Q5The process by which individuals learn and internalize the values, norms, and expectations of a society is known as _______.socializationdegradationisolationrebellion30s
- Q6______ sociologists study how crime and deviance affect society as a whole.InteractionistFeministConflictFunctional30s
- Q7______ deviance involves acts that violate formal laws and regulations.InformalSocialFormalCultural30s
- Q8______ deviance is behavior that violates informal social norms.StructuralFormalInformalPolitical30s
- Q9According to strain theory, individuals may turn to deviance when they experience a disjunction between ______ and the means to achieve them.GoalsValuesBeliefsOpportunities30s