Crime and Deviance
A crime such as Vehicle theft would be considered what?
Property Crime
What social class is 14% of the population and has the most financial freedom?
Upper Class
A belief that something is good or valuable. It defines what is acceptable.
A value
This theory views that the lower class commits acts seen as deviant because they have less opportunities
Conflict Perspective
Returning to criminal behavior, particularly after incarceration
Recidivism
People under the age of 18 have few rights and are not protected with the adult standard. what is another name for this justice system?
Juvenile Justice System
What social class makes on average $50,000 average income a year
Middle Class
The scientific study of human society and social interaction.
Sociology
People who occasionally violate norms. this is called ______ Deviance
Primary
actions and/or behaviors that violate social norms across formally enacted rules as well as informal violations of social norms
Deviance
A crime committed in the course of your job is called
White-collar crime
Each layer of social stratification is called
Social Class
a position an individual inherits at birth or receives involuntarily
Ascribed Status
Deviance is the natural outgrowth of the values, norms and the structure of society. What perspective is this?
Functionalist Theory
You will become what you have been told to become
Self-Fulfilling Prophecy
What is it called when deviance is bad in the moment but later seen necessary?
Positive Deviance
Under Class
What is the name of a group that goes against the norms of mainstream culture
Counterculture
What is the theory that states "Deviance is learned from interactions with others"
Cultural Transmission Theory
The three parts of the criminal justice system are:
law enforcement, the court system, and corrections system
Murder, Rape, Assault and Robbery are example of what kind of crime?
Violent Crime
The theory that states when you are labelled deviant you live up to it
Labelling Theory
Who is Auguste Comte?
The Founder Of Sociology
A type of deviance when the person accepts their label as deviant and makes in a lifestyle. What do we call this?
Secondary Deviance
What is the term for the "odd one out" or someone or something that doesn't belong
Black Sheep