Theoretically Speaking
Deviance
Mos defs
Deviance + Crime
Remember September?
100

According to this theory, institutions work together to create harmony and happiness in a society.

What is structural functionalism?

100

How often is deviance criminal?

A - never

B - sometimes

C - always

B - sometimes

100

Define "cultural universals"

Beliefs or values shared across all cultures.

100

Explain how the prison system is a DETERRENT.

answers may vary

100

Do feminist anthropologists believe that gender is a social construct, or a biological effect?

social construct

200

According to this theory, power imbalances in society cause constant tension and competition in society.

What is conflict theory?

200

Merton believed that ________ caused deviance.

A - wealth

B - biology

C - society

C - society

200

A subculture is a group of people who have a common set of values, beliefs, etc., from ______________.

the dominant culture (will accept "mainstream culture")

200
According to conflict theorists, what is the ultimate purpose of laws?

To maintain existing power structures (or maintain power over society by the ruling class)

200

This man is considered the father of psychology (and psychodynamic theory). You must spell his last name correctly.

(Sigmund) F - R - E - U - D 

300

This theory examines who a person creates a sense of themselves from the reactions of others.

What is symbolic interactionism?

300
Why did Robert Merton believe deviance occurs?

When a person cannot reach their goals in "normative" or accepted ways.

300

____________ is when deviant behaviour is defined by belonging to (and the norms of) a subculture.

What is labelling?

300
Of the 4 main goals of the criminal justice system, which is LEAST effective?

rehabilitation

300
Cultural materialists believe that culture is divided into infrastructure, structure, and superstructure. Give an example of part of a society's SUPERSTRUCTURE.

Answers will vary. Something religious, ideological, or values-based.

400

DAILY DOUBLE

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The concept of the "looking glass self" is part of this theory.

What is symbolic interactionism?

400

Explain why the Catholic Church would NOT generally be considered a cult.

Because it is not considered "extremist". (would also accept because it is not led by a charismatic person)

400

This is a term created by Durkheim, referring to the more complex divisions in society as it becomes more diverse.

What is "functional differentiation"?

400

A person is forced to pay a fine for breaking a law. Besides a DETERRENCE, what is one goal of the criminal justice system that is being met?  

Retribution

400

List the MISSING Big Five personality factors

_______, conscientiousness, extraversion, agreeableness, _________

openness, neuroticism
500

This social event inspired Marx the most in developing his social and economic theories.

What is the Industrial Revolution?

500

Give a specific example of social strain as it connects to deviance.

Answers will vary

500

A person has decided they no longer believe in their religion, and also no longer identify with their friends. What TWO words could describe their state of being?

Hint: both words start with the letter "a"

anomie, and alienation

500

According to a symbolic interactionist, how might a person become a criminal?

Answers will vary. Answer should connect to how a person comes to see themselves as a criminal based on how they are treated by others, and/or viewed by others.

500

Explain why there might be so much OVERLAP with traits of first-born and only children.







Answers may vary. Will probably connect to how many first-born children spend some years as "only children" before a sibling is born.