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- 1What are field researchers?Individuals who immerse themselves personally in deviant settings, which yield such depth and descriptive accounts.
- 2What are the three perspectives on defining deviance?1. absolutist
2. relativist
3. social power - 3What are components of the absolutist perspective?There is a general agreement among citizens that there is something obvious within each deviant act, belief, or condition that makes it different from the conventional norm.
-deviance is intrinsic to the human condition - 4What are components of the relativist perspective?Deviance is lodged in the eye of the beholder rather than the act itself.
-groups in society make up rules to fit the practical needs of their situations - 5What are components off the social power perspective?This approach focuses on the influence that powerful groups and classes have in creating and applying laws.
-deviance can be defined through the social meanings that are applied to ones attitudes, behaviors, or conditions - 6What is labeled deviant first attitudes, behaviors, and conditions, or individuals?Attitudes behaviors and conditions.
- 7How is deviance defined?The violation of social norms.
- 8What are the three types of norms?1. Folkways
2. Mores
3. Laws - 9How are the three norms defined?1. Folkways: everyday norms based on custom, tradition, or etiquette.
2. Mores: norms based on societal morals whose infraction would generate more serious social condemnation.
3. Laws: the norms that are supported by codifies social sanctions. - 10Which of the following would considered a conditional deviant status?A. going to church
B. tattoos
C. race
Answrer: B &C - 11What are the three S's of the stigma attribution lens?Sin, sick, and selected
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