All About Deviance
Behavior that navigates away from societal norms
What is deviance?
This theory suggests that society creates deviance by identifying members as deviant.
What is the Labelling Theory?
This was one of the people who got Logistician or Logician on their quiz.
Who is:
- Cayden
- Everette
- Ella L.
- Zoe
This is a term for someone who has violated one or more of society's norms.
What is deviant?
This is a term that covers job - related crimes that are committed by people of high status.
What is White - Collar Crime?
This type of deviance is the kind we picture when we think of someone breaking the law.
What is Negative Deviance?
This theory suggests that deviance is more likely between goals and ability to achieve the goals.
What is Strain Theory?
This is the personality type that Saber, Hannah, & Ella U. got on their test.
What is "Protagonist"?
This is a term that refers to behavior that over-conforms to accepted norms.
What is Positive Deviance?
This is a way to offer stability to life.
What is social control?
Some people try to provide this, as it offers rewards or punishments to try and encourage certain behavior.
What are social sanctions?
This theory suggests that individuals learn deviance through exposure to acts and norms.
What is the Differential Association Theory?
This is the personality type that Aniyah & Cooper had on their quiz.
What is an Architect?
This is a type of deviance that is often considered a lifestyle, something that you do everyday.
What is Secondary Deviance?
This is part of strain theory, but it's a condition where norms are weak, conflicting with others, or absent altogether.
What is an anomie?
Double Points: This is the name of ONE of Ms. Sundsbak's cats.
(Hint: Two sticky notes are hidden in the room, one name per note)
What is:
- Sophie
- Ivy
There are four deviant responses to Strain. This one is when both the process of reaching the goal and the goal itself is rejected.
What is Retreatism?
This person is only one ( that I saw ) that had the "Advocate" result on their quiz.
Who is Bella?
This is a process that refers to reducing the seriousness of a sentence due to it hurting people of lower status.
What is Victim Discounting?
This deviant response to strain is where the process of achieving the goal and the goal itself are rejected, but new rules and goals are made in its place.
What is rebellion?
In the differential association theory, there are three characteristics talked about pertaining to the likelihood of someone becoming deviant. This is one of them.
What is:
- Size of deviant circle
- significance of deviant presence
- age of exposure
This is a term that is used as an undesirable label and often denies deviant acceptance.
What is a stigma?
This is Ms. Sundsbak's result for the personality quiz. (Hint: it's hidden on a sticky note in the room )
Check behind the TV
This is a method used for crime control in the American justice system - this one has criminals pay compensation to victims to make up for financial damages.
What is restitution?
This is another name for "Prison - Probation Combo".