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Chapter 6 Practice Quizzes
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Disagreement about norms usually means that they are _________.
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useful resources
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flawed
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contested
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innovative
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What term do sociologists use to describe a campaign designed to arouse concern over an issue or group?
Moral uproar
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Immoral action
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Moral deviance
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Moral panic
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Moral normalization
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Which is not a stigma identified by Erving Goffman?
bodily stigmata
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moral stigmata
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mental stigmata
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tribal stigmata
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All of the answers listed are examples of stigmata identified by Goffman
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Which of the following statements about deviance is true?
Deviance varies from culture to culture.
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Deviance changes over time.
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Deviance varies within cultures.
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A behaviour may be seen as deviant depending on who defines it.
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All of the answers listed are true.
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Who coined the term "impression management"?
Emily Murphy
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Max Weber
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Robert Merton
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Erving Goffman
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Émile Durkheim
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Which of the following is an example of racializing deviance?
Movies that portray all Italians as being involved in organized crime
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News reports that link young Black men with gangs and gun violence
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Television shows that focus on men and women of Arab background as being a terrorist
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All of the answers listed are ways that deviance is racialized
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None of the answers listed are correct, these are examples of carding
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Who developed labelling theory?
Howard Becker
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Albert Cohen
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Edwin Sutherland
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Robert Merton
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Karl Marx
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What is the main theme in J. M. Smith's book,
Ireland's
Magdalene
Laundries and the Nation's Architecture of containment
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Mentally disturbed people as deviants
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People with disability as deviants
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Gay men as deviants
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Women as social deviants
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Racial minorities as deviants
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Which theory identifies a disconnect between society's culturally defined goals and the unequal distribution of the means necessary to achieve those goals?
Strain theory
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Labelling theory
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Subcultural theory
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Control theory
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Differential association theory
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Class bias is at the centre of which hypothesis?
Farm-to-table hypothesis
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Schools-to-work hypothesis
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Life-and-death hypothesis
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Schools-to-prison hypothesis
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Prison-to-society hypothesis
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Male homosexuality tends to be sanctioned more heavily than female sexuality and there are some countries where only male sexuality is illegal.
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Edwin Sutherland introduced the term white collar crime in 1939.
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In Travis Hirschi's Social Control Theory, a key factor in preventing deviance was social bonding
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In order for an act to be considered deviant, somebody in a position of power has to define the act as such.
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"Punishing" disability by failing to accommodate differences in physical ability is seen as an act of omission.
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Drugs and immigrants are common features of moral panics.
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Canadians tend to overestimate the rate of crime generally and of violent crime in particular.
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A moral entrepreneur often tries to combat moral panics and decrease fear around issues.
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Deviance is not synonymous with criminality.
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An important concept in the sociological study of deviance is "the Other" or "Otherness". Once deviant behaviour is associated with the Other, negative sanctions or punishment might be the outcome.
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