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SOC Chapter 7: Deviance

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Defining Deviance

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Defining Deviance

Violation of social norms
1. Folkways
  1. - Traditional etiquette. Not a serious violation.
2. Mores
  1. Social values. Threat to social order.
3. Laws
  1. Formal code. Serious violation.
Crime V. Deviance
1. When people commit a crime it is something they can go to prison for, its a violation of the law.
2. Deviance overlaps with crime but being deviant doesn't always mean that you are breaking the law.
ABC's of deviance
1. Behavior
  1. - Rebellion - Violating dress code
2. Conditions
  1. - Status - Poor -Rich - characteristics
3. Attitude
  1. - Choice of religion - Political views
Categories of deviance
1. Sin
  1. Satanic influence
2. Sick
  1. Medical treatment
3. Selected
  1. Homosexuality/Choices

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