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Moral Panics and Representation Feb 5, 2024: Discursive Frames and Stereotypes

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Moral Panics and Representation Feb 5, 2024: Discursive Frames and Stereotypes

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What is a discursive frame?

The words, symbols, and ideas used to create meaning (correct)

The hereditary roots of criminal behavior

A physical representation of criminals

A stereotype of criminal behavior

What is the main focus of the passage by Joe Gallico about St.John’s Basketball?

Discussing the physical characteristics of basketball players

Exploring the strategic and mental aspects of basketball (correct)

Analyzing the scoring techniques in basketball

Highlighting the importance of athleticism in basketball

How do dominant groups use stereotypical representations of criminals?

To promote individuality and self-expression

To encourage diversity and inclusion in society

To challenge societal norms and expectations

To facilitate conformity to their visions of society (correct)

What does the mascot 'Redmen' for St. John’s signify?

Flashy trickiness and smart-aleckness Signup and view all the answers

Why does Joe Gallico suggest basketball appeals to individuals with an Oriental background?

Because of their alert, scheming minds Signup and view all the answers

According to critical criminologists, how do they view the meaning of representations?

As contested by those with power Signup and view all the answers

What is an example of racial 'code words' mentioned in the text?

Black youth as criminals Signup and view all the answers

How was Bernhard Goetz portrayed in news coverage after shooting 4 black youth?

As a victim/hero Signup and view all the answers

What calls for action were emphasized regarding Bernhard Goetz's case?

Calls for structural solutions and access to education, housing, etc. Signup and view all the answers

Why was George Zimmerman's news coverage divided according to the text?

Based on perceptions of who deserved criminal justice sympathy Signup and view all the answers

What is the focus of studying stereotypes according to the text?

Facilitating conformity to societal visions Signup and view all the answers

According to Paul Secord & Carl Backman, what do stereotypes do?

Assign attributes to social groups Signup and view all the answers

What factor influences the sentences imposed by courts, as per the text?

Race, gender, class, and sexuality Signup and view all the answers

In the simulated jury experiment mentioned, what did jury members tend to link together?

Attractiveness and guilt Signup and view all the answers

What aspect of the suspect or accused influences court sentences as mentioned in the text?

Attractiveness Signup and view all the answers