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What is deviance?
What is deviance?
- Any behavior that deviates from the expected standard of a group (correct)
- A behavior that conforms to societal standards
- A quality that remains constant across different cultures
- A trait that is universally valued in all societies
How does social status influence deviance?
How does social status influence deviance?
- It has no impact on defining deviant behavior
- It leads to universal standards of deviance across all societies
- It determines the severity of punishment for deviant behavior
- It can allow certain individuals to deviate from norms without being considered deviant (correct)
What is the role of stigmas in relation to deviance?
What is the role of stigmas in relation to deviance?
- Stigmas are only related to physical appearance
- Once someone is assigned a deviant role, stigmas make it easy for them to work their way out of it
- Stigmas are not related to deviance
- Stigmas are labels used by society to devalue certain groups or individuals (correct)
What is the main belief according to the Functionalist perspective?
What is the main belief according to the Functionalist perspective?
Which theory states that deviance is more likely when there is a gap between cultural goals and culturally approved means to achieve those goals?
Which theory states that deviance is more likely when there is a gap between cultural goals and culturally approved means to achieve those goals?
What are examples of external social control as mentioned in the text?
What are examples of external social control as mentioned in the text?
According to Travis Hirschi's control theory, what aspect controls the behavior of individuals?
According to Travis Hirschi's control theory, what aspect controls the behavior of individuals?
What does the Conflict Perspective, influenced by Marx, suggest about the criminal justice system in a capitalist society?
What does the Conflict Perspective, influenced by Marx, suggest about the criminal justice system in a capitalist society?
According to the Differential Association Theory, how do individuals learn deviance and its associated behavior?
According to the Differential Association Theory, how do individuals learn deviance and its associated behavior?
What is Howard Becker's concept of 'deviants' primarily based on?
What is Howard Becker's concept of 'deviants' primarily based on?
What percentage of the prison population in the Saskatchewan Correctional Centre were aboriginal?
What percentage of the prison population in the Saskatchewan Correctional Centre were aboriginal?
In 2013, what percentage of the federal penitentiary population in Canada was made up of aboriginal people?
In 2013, what percentage of the federal penitentiary population in Canada was made up of aboriginal people?
According to the Federal Office of the Correctional Investigator, what is stated about aboriginal inmates?
According to the Federal Office of the Correctional Investigator, what is stated about aboriginal inmates?
What is credited for Ted Rogers' success according to the text?
What is credited for Ted Rogers' success according to the text?
How did Ted Rogers perceive himself in terms of his wealth creation?
How did Ted Rogers perceive himself in terms of his wealth creation?
What was the family's expectation of Ted Rogers after his father's death?
What was the family's expectation of Ted Rogers after his father's death?
According to Davis and Moore, what leads to a more successful society?
According to Davis and Moore, what leads to a more successful society?
What does George Mead emphasize in the Symbolic Interactionist Perspective?
What does George Mead emphasize in the Symbolic Interactionist Perspective?
How do implicit biases affect individuals in real-life scenarios?
How do implicit biases affect individuals in real-life scenarios?
What is social stratification?
What is social stratification?
What is the difference between closed and open class systems of social standing?
What is the difference between closed and open class systems of social standing?
How did slavery develop as the most extreme form of social stratification?
How did slavery develop as the most extreme form of social stratification?
What is a characteristic of a caste system?
What is a characteristic of a caste system?
What is a characteristic of a class system?
What is a characteristic of a class system?
According to the Conflict theory, what leads to inevitable clashes between social groups?
According to the Conflict theory, what leads to inevitable clashes between social groups?
What was the impact of the 'experiment' on the students' academic performance?
What was the impact of the 'experiment' on the students' academic performance?
What is one of the important messages that developed from this 'experiment'?
What is one of the important messages that developed from this 'experiment'?
How did the students' phonics scores relate to their 'status' in the class?
How did the students' phonics scores relate to their 'status' in the class?
What is the core principle of the Implicit Association Test (IAT) as mentioned in the text?
What is the core principle of the Implicit Association Test (IAT) as mentioned in the text?
What is the 'Just-World Phenomenon' described in the text mainly used to justify?
What is the 'Just-World Phenomenon' described in the text mainly used to justify?
What was the outcome of the 'Blue eyed vs brown eyed' experiment conducted by Jane Elliot in Riceville, Iowa?
What was the outcome of the 'Blue eyed vs brown eyed' experiment conducted by Jane Elliot in Riceville, Iowa?
What is the difference between systemic and systematic racism?
What is the difference between systemic and systematic racism?
What is the impact of systemic racism on Indigenous communities regarding safe drinking water?
What is the impact of systemic racism on Indigenous communities regarding safe drinking water?
What types of drinking water advisories are issued by Health Canada for Indigenous communities?
What types of drinking water advisories are issued by Health Canada for Indigenous communities?
What water source did Stacey K. use to bathe her newborn initially?
What water source did Stacey K. use to bathe her newborn initially?
What was the condition of Neskantaga's water treatment plant in 1995?
What was the condition of Neskantaga's water treatment plant in 1995?
What effect did using tap water for bathing have on Stacey K.'s newborn?
What effect did using tap water for bathing have on Stacey K.'s newborn?
What complaint did Tara Sakanee have about the water in Neskantaga?
What complaint did Tara Sakanee have about the water in Neskantaga?
What do the residents of Neskantaga want in exchange for allowing mining companies to mine in their land?
What do the residents of Neskantaga want in exchange for allowing mining companies to mine in their land?
What is the potential environmental impact mentioned in the text with regards to the new mining plant?
What is the potential environmental impact mentioned in the text with regards to the new mining plant?
