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Name That Theory!
That's Not Normal...
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Trivial Pursuits
100

This is defined as the shared beliefs, values, and practices of a group.

Culture

100

Individuals learn deviant behavior from those close to them who provide models of and opportunities for deviance.

Differential Association Theory

100

Violating social norms is known as this

Deviance

100

This term refers to behavior that violates laws

Crime / Criminal

100

Later taking the name of a French politician, which device was originally called the louisette for Antoine Louis, the surgeon who invented it?

Guillotine

200

Wearing a jean jacket and carrying around a skateboard highlights this aspect of culture (tangible items!)

Material Culture
200

A rich man can afford the best lawyers, while a poor man can't. Even though they did the same crime, the rich man got an easier sentence. What theory/perspective does this highlight?

Conflict Theory

200

This is the name for norms that carry a moral significance. For example, the idea that murdering is morally wrong and breaks a norm.

Mores

200

This type of crime includes physical harm or threat of harm to a person

Violent Crime

200

Which U.S. city was chosen as home of the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in part because that is where a local DJ popularized the term rock and roll?

Cleveland

300
Every society/culture has a language. This means that language is considered this term:

Cultural universal

300

What theory identifies 5 ways people respond to feeling blocked from reaching important goals in the “normal” or socially approved ways.

Strain Theory

300

This is the name for norms that do not hold moral significance. For example, wearing sunglasses indoors is odd but not morally wrong

Folkways

300

Theft or burglary falls under this type of crime.

Non-Violent crime / Property Crime

300

Males of what animal have air sacs in their chests that amplify the sound of their aggressive chest-beating?

Gorilla

400

These are ideas/things a person thinks are good or important (as opposed to beliefs)

Values

400

This theory states that social control is strongest when social bonds are high; Deviance occurs when someone feels disconnected from society.

Control Theory

400

A biker speeds down the highway. The biker gang doesn't mind, but this breaks the social norm of following the speed limit for most people. What type of deviance is this known as?

Subculture deviance

400

What is the term for rules adopted and enforced by a political authority? (Think of Hammurabi!)

Legal codes

400

Some believed the world would end in 2012, since that was the end of a 5,125-year “Great Cycle” on the calendar of which ancient civilization?

Mayans

500

Some examples of this category of culture include going to the opera, looking at classical art, and philosophy.

High Culture

500

Under Labeling Theory, this refers to a label that describes the chief characteristics of a person.

Master Status

500

Drinking your soda past 8 is acceptable in your own home. However, if you're drinking soda past 8 while driving, you may get some funny looks or a DUI. The fact that soda past 8 is okay in some contexts and not in others is known as what type of deviance?

Situational Deviance

500

If someone drew racist graffiti on a wall, what type of crime would that be known as?

Hate Crime

500

Often used to refer to firm pasta, which expression means “to the tooth”?

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