Unit 4 AC2.1 Explain forms of social control

What are internal forms of social control?

• Coercion
• External forms
• Rational ideology and tradition

What do formal agencies of social control use to impose order?

• Reinforcement
• Rational ideology
• Coercion and fear of punishment

According to Hirschi's Control Theory, why do people conform?

• They have formed social bonds
• Rational ideology
• Low self-control

What are external forms of social control?

• Fear of punishment
• Tradition and Culture
• Internal forms
• Organisations that impose rules on us

Which theory suggests that low self-control leads to delinquency?

• Gottfredson and Hirschi
• Reckless
• Matza
• Carlen

According to Freud's Psychoanalytic Theory, what creates feelings of guilt if we don’t behave as we should?

• Reinforcement
• Tradition and Culture
• Superego
• Rational ideology

Which of Hirschi's bonds of attachment is concerned with what other people think of us?

• Attachment
• Commitment
• Involvement
• Beliefs

Which of Hirschi's bonds of attachment is concerned with the value system in society?

• Attachment
• Commitment
• Involvement
• Beliefs

Which of Hirschi's bonds of attachment is concerned with the goals someone has?

• Attachment
• Commitment
• Involvement
• Beliefs

Which of Hirschi's bonds of attachment is concerned with how busy people are in their daily lives?

• Attachment
• Commitment
• Involvement
• Beliefs