7-1 Deviance & Social Control

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S.11.1 Define deviance and analyze deviance from a functionalist, a conflict, and an interactionist perspective.
S.11.2 Identify formal and informal, as well as positive and negative forms of social control employed in our society.

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Matching Pairs 7-1 Deviance & Social ControlOnline version S.11.1 Define deviance and analyze deviance from a functionalist, a conflict, and an interactionist perspective. S.11.2 Identify formal and informal, as well as positive and negative forms of social control employed in our society. by Lance Hiles 1 Politicians have lots of _____ , which allows them create & enforce laws, which in turn allows them to construct various forms of social control. 2 Internal social control lies within the individual, and it is developed during the ___ ___ . 3 When asked to identify deviant behavior, people responded with painters, poker players, religious leaders, politicians, _____ , and republicans. 4 The term deviance refers to behavior that departs from ___ ___ . 5 Because deviance is a matter of ___ ___ , it can vary from group to group and from society to society. 6 Sometimes, negative & positive deviance are just as harmful to people, such as when an advertisement encourages females to be _____ . 7 Regarding a person's body mass, most people land _____ , despite the positive deviants with bulimia, & the negative deviants with excess weight. 8 Sociologists reserve the term deviance for violations of _____ social norms, which are those that are important to most members of a society. 9 Charging interest on loans was outlawed in Medieval times, but now banks charge interest routinely, proving that deviance is _____ . 10 The definition of _____ includes socially-destructive behaviors like deception, but also includes law-breaking behaviors like stealing and killing. 11 If the norm is taking a bath everyday, and you bathe once a week, this is an example of ____ , because you did not meet overall norm. 12 External social control is based on ___ ___ , or rewards & punishments designed to encourage desired behavior. 13 Lampert concluded that Americans not only hates fat people, they feel entitled to participate in a prejudice that parallels ___ and religious bigotry 14 ___ ___ involves over-conformity to norms, which leads to extremes of perfectionism. ___ ___ idealizes group norms. 15 We know _____ has occurred when people refuse to take money from an open locker (though no one is looking) because taking someone's money is wrong. 16 One sociologist believes that Americans consider _____ to be deviant, based on her wearing an outfit that made her look big-boned. 17 Furthermore, the harmful behavior of people with ___ ___ in society might not be considered deviant in that society. 18 We are content when we know what to expect, during our social interactions, which is why we use _____ to make sure everyone conforms to the rules. 19 People express negative deviance when they either reject the norms, _____ the norms, or are unaware of norms. 20 High-fives and screaming are two forms of _____ sanctions, which can be used by anyone to encourage others to follow the norms.

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