Because I'm Bad, I'm Bad
The unwritten and shared rules for behaviour that are considered acceptable in a particular society.
What are Social Norms?
The father of Functionalism.
Who is Emile Durkheim?
The father of Social Control Theory.
Who is Travis Hirschi?
The father of labelling theory.
Who is Howard Becker?
The founders of Positive Deviance.
What is deviance?
This is about bringing people together on the basis of shared disapproval of behaviour.
What is the unification of others in society?
This describes the method in which social behaviour is best controlled.
What are social sanctions?
Labelling theorists believe that deviance is "this".
What is a self-fulfilling prophecy?
According to Positive Deviance, there are "these" many characteristics of it.
What is five?
What is subjectivity or relativity?
This refers to the limits and consequences used to indicate what is acceptable or unacceptable behaviour.
What is the clarification of society's moral boundaries?
"This" refers to the number of links that people form to society in order to conform.
What are the four bonds of social control theory?
Being an angel in one area doesn't mean you're not the devil in others.
What are the horns and halo effect?
This refers to an action that is performed to help a person or group without reward or acknowledgement.
What is altruism?
Being normal or deviant is subjective based on which of these cliques you are in.
What is the 'in-group' and 'out-group'?
When a teacher scolds a student for standing on tables, it reinforces "this" in society.
What is affirmation of society’s cultural norms and values?
Being in two places at once is impossible so commit yourself to socially approved activities in order to prevent deviance.
What is involvement?
Labelling theory describes "this" about behaviour.
What is that behaviour is not intrinsically deviant?
Intelligence, beauty or talent are all examples of "this" form of positive deviance.
What are innate characteristics?
When deviance is not only reinforced but also encouraged by society's reactions.
What are positive sanctions?
This describes the speed in which the promotion of social change should occur in society. At snail's pace!
What is gradual change?
This means the inability to control the inner urge to be deviant.
What is inadequate inner personal restraint?
The last step of labelling theory which describes how an ongoing loop of behaviour develops is a "this" kind of cycle.
What is a vicious cycle?
Athletes or nerds have "this trait" in common when it comes to performance levels.
What is supra-conformity?