Deviance Theory
"Deviance is absolutely real"
One type of functional mental health disorder that results in a loss of contact with reality.
What is psychosis?
The two words that describe the reason for domestic violence actions?
What are power and control?
The most dangerous city in the U.S. in 2022
Relative
What is an assumption from constructionism theory?
"I'm having mood swings -- I get totally hyped and feeling like the top of the world. Then I get so depressed. . ."
What is something a person with Bi-polar disorder would say?
You are 750% ore likely to be killed by your abuser if you suffered this
What is strangulation?
The most murderous city in the U.S. in 2022
What is St. Louis, Michigan
This theory espouses that not everyone has the same opportunity to commit deviant acts.
What is differential opportunity theory or Differential illegitimate opportunity theory?
Stimulating me causes intense emotion, such as aggression or fear. I come in handy in "flight or fight" situations.
What is something the amygdala would say?
What is economic abuse?
The most used weapon in U. S. homicides in 2020
What is a firearm?
The theory that argues deviance serves a purpose in society.
What is structural functionalism?
People with more/greater attachments to conventional society and institutions are less likely to be deviant than those with shallow bonds.
What is the definition of social bond theory?
After you end the relationship.
What is the most dangerous time to leave your abuser?
The second leading cause of death for youth ages 15-19.
Homicide
The different penalties for the sale of powder vs. crack cocaine is an example of this sub category of conflict theory
Social Reality
"I have little regard for others and do not play by the rules if I don't want to. I am crafty and charismatic, cruel and uncaring"
What is something a person with anti-social personality would say?
The number to call if you have a domestic or mh crisis
What is 9-8-8?
What is acquaintance?