Functionalism
Social Control
Labelling Theory
Positive Deviance
Moral Panic
100

This sociologist developed the functionalist explanation of deviance.

Émile Durkheim

100

Who developed Social Control Theory?

Travis Hirschi

100

Which sociologist is associated with Labelling Theory?

Howard Becker

100

Positive deviance departs from social norms but is evaluated in what way?

Positively / beneficially

100

Which sociologist developed the theory of moral panic?

Stanley Cohen

200

Name two of Durkheim's four functions of deviance.

Any two: affirm norms, clarify boundaries, unify others, promote change

200

Name Hirschi's four social bonds.

Attachment, Commitment, Involvement, Belief

200

What do we call people/groups with the power to attach a deviant label?

Label-makers/Labellers

200

Risking your safety to rescue a stranger is which type of positive deviance?

Altruism

200

What is the name for a group that becomes the stereotyped symbol of a social threat?

Folk devil

300

People come together because they share disapproval of a deviant act. Which function is this?

Unify others

300

“I won't do it because I don't want to disappoint my parents.” Which bond?

Attachment

300

A student is labelled a “troublemaker”, begins to see themselves that way, and later behaves according to the label. What has occurred?

self-fulfilling prophecy

300

An athlete trains far beyond normal expectations. Which type?

Supraconformity

300

What is the first stage of Cohen's five-stage model?

Identification

400

Punishing a deviant act shows society where it “draws the line.” Which function?

Clarify moral boundaries

400

“I've worked too hard for my future to risk getting expelled.” Which bond?

Commitment

400

A person begins to believe a deviant label and behaves according to it. What process could occur?

Self-fulfilling prophecy

400

Someone creates a completely new solution to a social problem. Which type?

Innovation

400

Put these in order: institutional reaction, identification, fear intensifies, media representation, stereotyping.

Identification → Media → Stereotyping → Institutions → Fear

500

Protesters break accepted norms and eventually cause an unfair law to change. Which function?

Promote social change

500

According to Hirschi, what happens when social bonds become weaker?

Likelihood of deviance increases

500

Name two ways a person might respond after being given a deviant label.

Any two: accept/internalise, reject, resist, conceal or strategically use the label.

500

A former offender becomes an advocate who discourages others from offending. Which type?

The ex-deviant

500

In the Cronulla Riots, which group could be considered the folk devil?

Middle Eastern youths / people perceived as Middle Eastern OR the 'white' Anglo Australians (far right Australians)