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Sociology of Religion Concepts

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What term is used to describe individuals who do not conform to gender norms and engage in behaviors that society disapproves of?

Secondary Victimization

Doubly Deviant (correct)

Master Status

Primary Deviants

What is the concept behind Differential Association Theory?

Participating in community-based sentencing

Learning rule-breaking behavior from friends (correct)

Being labeled as a troublemaker

Acting bad due to negative self-perception

What is the primary difference between primary and secondary deviance as mentioned in the text?

Primary deviance is self-perceived wrongdoing, whereas secondary deviance is society's perception of wrongdoing.

Primary deviance leads to immediate imprisonment, while secondary deviance results in community-based sentencing.

Primary deviance is the first wrong action, while secondary deviance is the continuation of deviant behavior after being labeled. (correct)

Primary deviance involves breaking major laws while secondary deviance involves minor offenses.

What characterizes the concept of 'Master Status' according to the text?

One label that is more significant than others attributed to an individual Signup and view all the answers

'Restorative Justice' entails:

Talking out and resolving issues that led to wrongdoing Signup and view all the answers

What defines 'Hate Crimes' as stated in the text?

Actions aimed at hurting individuals based on personal dislikes Signup and view all the answers

'Racial Profiling' primarily involves police actions based on:

Individuals' skin color rather than their actions Signup and view all the answers

'Recidivism' refers to:

The act of going back to jail after being released Signup and view all the answers

'Overrepresentation of Indigenous People' in legal troubles suggests:

Higher numbers of indigenous individuals facing legal issues compared to their population percentage Signup and view all the answers

Sociology of Religion Concepts

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Questions and Answers

What term is used to describe individuals who do not conform to gender norms and engage in behaviors that society disapproves of?

What is the concept behind Differential Association Theory?

What is the primary difference between primary and secondary deviance as mentioned in the text?

What characterizes the concept of 'Master Status' according to the text?

'Restorative Justice' entails:

What defines 'Hate Crimes' as stated in the text?

'Racial Profiling' primarily involves police actions based on:

'Recidivism' refers to:

'Overrepresentation of Indigenous People' in legal troubles suggests:

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