Deviance, Crime, and the Criminal Justice System
What is Deviance?
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Deviance: traits or behaviors that violates expected rules or norms
Has derogatory connotation
Some Key Characteristics of Deviance
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Key characteristics of deviance can vary from si
Test 3
Chapter 7
Stratification, Class, and Inequality
Some people associate inequality with class
Video about Tammy (lady that works at Burger King)
Son says he wants to leave this class. Intergenerational transmission of inequalitynext generation kinda
Race and Ethnicity
Some of us enjoy more opportunities than others simply because of the color of
our skin
White sounding names receive 50% more calls for interviews
US Racial and Ethnic Diversity
White people going down
Latino and Asian populations to tr
Gender and Sexuality
How Women and Men are Similar and Different
Sex- the biological characteristics with which we are born
- Chromosomes, anatomy, hormones, etc
- Attributes influence our behavior but do not determine how we think or
feel
Gender- learned
Chapter 5
Social interaction and social structure
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Social interaction is the process by which we act toward and react to people around us
Social structure is the organized pattern of behavior that governs peoples relationships
Social Structure
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guides a
Ch 12: Family
05/03/2015
Disregard Aging (12.5 on)
Family social group accommodated by ppl who live together w/
commitment, care for any children, and share emotional ties. Vary across
time/culture but share similarities
Functions
o Regulate sexual behav
-Massachusetts- schools
-pennsylvania- quakers
-virgina- horse racing most popular
-New York- place to drink, gamble, participate in festivals
-Tuskegee Institute- institution opened to train African American teachers
- What is NOT a major theme during th
Consciousness is your awareness of everything that is going on
around you and inside your own head at any given moment, which
you use to ORGANIZE YOUR BEHAVIOR, including your thoughts,
sensations, and feelings.
In regards to neuroscience, it is a gener
Theories of Deviance Biological Theories:1. Caesar Lumbrose - believed in the "atavistic man" - thought that we could predict criminal types by physical features (protruding brow, lumps on
skin) - someone not as far on the evolutional scale. 2. Glueck and
Social Stratification: United States and Global
What is social stratification?
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Social stratification: the hierarchical ranking of people in a society who have different
access to valued resources, such as property, prestige, power, and status
Open str
Chapters 1-2
LECTURE 1:
How can sociological imagination help you better understand your world?
Why do social contacts matter?
Things that are simple we expand and complicate to understand
Karl Marx (1818-1883)-historical
-materialism, economic determin
Family
05/03/2015
Disregard aging section in book in CH. 12 (disregard anything after page 239
or 12-5)
If it is mentioned in class, read it in the textbook
Family:
1) people who live together with commitment
2) care for any children
3) share emotional
Social Groups, Organizations, and Social Institutions
Social Groups
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Social group: two or more people who interact with one another and who share a
common identity and a sense of belonging or we-ness
Some can be organized, stable, fluid, or temporary
Int
Exam 4: Family, Religion, Health, Education, Social Change
Religion- beliefs that guide human behavior and unite believers into a community
Answer why things happen
Seeks to explain suffering, death, injustice in the realm of sacred
Durkheim
Sacred- ex
Theories on deviance
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biological and psychological theories- biological deviance, you're born with the
tendency to be deviant; psychological deviant, anyone can be deviant in a certain
situation.
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Social control theory: external/internal control, we ca
Grier Gossen, #155, Exam 1
Chapter 1
LLWS and Danny Almonte story
Danny Almonte - black, originally from Dominican
Republic
Great pitcher but people questioned his age (he was 2
years too old to play little league)
What was behind this story? - Danny was
Chapter 4: Social Interaction and Everyday Life in the Age of the Internet
A. Social Media and Social Interaction
a. Online scams, catfishing and phone call scams
b. All ways of trying to take the uncertainty of social interaction
c. Social interaction is
Gender (test three)
Tuesday, November 10, 2015
9:06 AM
How someone presents themselves with something that is between there legs
A. Sex
a. Biological category (things like chromosomes, genitalia, physical features)
B. Gender
a. Social category consisting
Chapter 9 - Special Use Fibers
Slide 1 - _ Fibers
A _ or _ polymer which at room temperature can be stretched
_ to at least twice its original length and which after removal of the tensile load will
_ and _ to approximately its original length.
Slide 2 -
Sociology Notes for Exam 1
Chapter 1
The Sociological Perspective and Research Methods
Have you ever wondered
How we can understand suicide as not only an individual act, but an act with
structural and social origins?
Sociology Students
Explore these qu
Sociology Final Exam
Chapter 7: Class and Stratification in the U.S
What is Social Stratification?
Hierarchy of social groups based on differential control over resources
Sociologists examine social groups that make up the hierarchy in society, to
deter
Exam 2 Notes
Chapter 4: Social Structure and Interaction in Everyday Life
Social Interaction- the process by which people act toward or respond to
other people and is the foundation for all relationships and groups in society
Social Structure- is the comp
Magee1
Tyra Magee
Dari Green
Sociology
10/23/15
Snowpiercer
In the movie Snowpiercer, it begins as a story being told about how world was changing
due to global warming. At the end of the story the audience is told that all mankind has been
extinct due to
2/11/15 Sociology Exam:
10 T F questions
5 questions from clicker quizzes
rest of questions from chp 1,3,4,5
Study the book
Resocialization the idea of the reinstitution
occurs throughout a lifetime
Total institution control all aspects of life (pris
2/4/15 Sociology Notes:
Role: pattern of behavior, what is expected of you
ex. Role of college student, role of police officer
You can hold multiple different roles at the same time.
Anticipatory Socialization
I.R.B. - they make sure that your research
1/26/25 Culture Chapter 3:
Culture: different wherever you go.
Shared American culture: unspoken idea of what it is to be American.
Manners: a certain set of behaviors that we have
Formal and Informal norms: rules that we live by, written and unwritten
t
Pre industrial Societies
Horticulture society growing food
Agricultural society infrastructure
Feudal Society hierarchical society
Mechanical Solidartiy these are types of societies where you perform actions
Organic Solidartiy you have to put an effort to
Baudoin, 1
Kathryn Baudoin
kkb5602
Sociology 100
September 30, 2014
Sociological Imagination Assignment
Throughout the years, there have been many different social acts and movements that
have made great impacts on my life. Some have made negative impacts
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