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Questions and Answers
How are people discriminated against?
How are people discriminated against?
- Not allowed in certain social actions
- Given preference in service
- Denied equal access to resources (correct)
- Based on academic performance
How are people stereotyped?
How are people stereotyped?
- Based on income level
- Based on appearance or perceived group membership (correct)
- Based on academic performance
- Based on political affiliation
What prejudices exist?
What prejudices exist?
- Prejudice against people based on academic performance
- Prejudice against wealthy individuals
- Prejudice against individuals with certain hobbies
- Prejudice against every minority group (correct)
In what ways do racism occur?
In what ways do racism occur?
How are people included/excluded from society and what are the reasons for this?
How are people included/excluded from society and what are the reasons for this?
What social challenges exist because of discrimination/prejudice/racism?
What social challenges exist because of discrimination/prejudice/racism?
What is deviance?
What is deviance?
How do standards of deviance change?
How do standards of deviance change?
What is a deviant?
What is a deviant?
What is stigma?
What is stigma?
Why is it hard for individuals to work their way out of a deviant role?
Why is it hard for individuals to work their way out of a deviant role?
What do societies rely on to deal with violations of norms?
What do societies rely on to deal with violations of norms?
What is the main concept of internal social control?
What is the main concept of internal social control?
Which of the following is an example of informal sanctions?
Which of the following is an example of informal sanctions?
What could be a potential negative effect of public shaming?
What could be a potential negative effect of public shaming?
According to the Functionalist Perspective, how does deviance occur?
According to the Functionalist Perspective, how does deviance occur?
What is the main difference between positive and negative external social control?
What is the main difference between positive and negative external social control?
Why might deviance occur in societies with insufficient avenues for goal achievement?
Why might deviance occur in societies with insufficient avenues for goal achievement?
What promotes conformity to social norms?
What promotes conformity to social norms?
In the context of deviance, what does the Conflict Perspective propose?
In the context of deviance, what does the Conflict Perspective propose?
What does the Labeling Theory seek to explain?
What does the Labeling Theory seek to explain?
What does the Differential Association Theory emphasize?
What does the Differential Association Theory emphasize?
In the context of deviance, what does strong attachment to groups or individuals lead to?
In the context of deviance, what does strong attachment to groups or individuals lead to?
What does the Conflict Perspective, influenced by Marx, posit about the criminal justice system?
What does the Conflict Perspective, influenced by Marx, posit about the criminal justice system?
What leads to little incentive to follow norms?
What leads to little incentive to follow norms?
What is the primary focus of the Symbolic Interactionist Perspective?
What is the primary focus of the Symbolic Interactionist Perspective?
