Unit 7 - Lesson 1: Conformity and Deviance PDF

Unit 7 Conformity and Deviance Understanding Culture, Society, and Politics 1 LEARNING TARGETS At the end of this unit, the learners should be able to do the following: Identify social goals and the socially acceptable means of achieving th...

Unit 7 Conformity and Deviance Understanding Culture, Society, and Politics 1 LEARNING TARGETS At the end of this unit, the learners should be able to do the following: Identify social goals and the socially acceptable means of achieving them. Advocate inclusive citizenship. Promote the protection of human dignity, rights, and the common good. 2 VALUES AND ATTITUDES In this unit, the learners should be able to do the following: Practice self-reflection and self-evaluation. Accept differences with an open mind. Treat others with kindness and love. Cultivate compassion for oneself and others. 3 UNIT STIMULUS Is this normal? 4 CENTRAL QUESTION How do forms of social control influence the behavior of the members of society? 5 Lesson 1 Social Control Unit 7| Conformity and Deviance Understanding Culture, Society, and Politics 6 Social Control Social control refers to the certain ways that society encourages people to behave. 7 Conformity matching one’s behavior to what is expected of him or her by society doing what is socially acceptable 8 In his book, Edward Alsworth Ross described social control as the basis of order and cooperation in society. 9 Forms of Social Control Formal Means of Informal Means of Social Control Social Control Institutionalized rewards and Internalized sense of what is right punishments implemented to and wrong through socialization. prevent chaos in society. 10 - Formal Means of Social Control - Laws Education Coercion 11 Ensuring Conformity to New Social Values Proscriptive Prescriptive What cannot be done What should be done Example: We are not allowed to Example: garbage segregation cross on certain streets. 12 CONTEMPORARY EXPERIENCE War on drugs in the Philippines 13 Informal Means of Social Control One develops a sense of what is right and wrong from internalizing the norms and values through socialization. 14 Informal Means of Social Control Components of informal means of social control: social values sanctions rewards and punishments 15 What makes the informal means of social control so effective? sympathy sociability sense of justice resentment 16 ACTIVITY #5: What’s Stopping You? Component of the Informal Type of Deviant Source of Activities or Acts Means of Social Behavior Deviant Behavior Control to have many tattoos Sanction: concerned that my parents will disapprove of me for looking untidy afraid of being ridiculed and criticized by people around me 17 What’s Stopping You? 1. What do social controls make us do? 1. Which type of social control is more effective in regulating the actions of the members of society? 1. When is conforming to societal control beneficial and when is it not? 18 PHOTO CREDITS Slides 10 and 17: Edward Alsworth Ross by United States Library of Congress is licensed under CC0 via Wikimedia Commons. Slide 11: Kids visit grandparents illustration seniors welcome little children by studio4rt is licensed under Freepik license via Freepik. Slide 11: Police-IMG 4105 by Rama is licensed under CC-BY-SA-2.0-FR via Wikimedia Commons. Slide 12: Realistic wooden brown judge gravel by redgreystock is licensed under Freepik license via Freepik. 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