Unit 2 Chapter 2 Part 2

What are social controls?

• Regulations and rules that reinforce ideal behavior

• Rewards that encourage conformity

• Punishments aimed at deterring deviance

• Distinct groups that exist within a wider society

Which type of social control is enforced by official agencies?

• Control by consent

• Formal social control

• Negative sanctions

• Informal social control

What is the purpose of negative sanctions?

• To reinforce ideal behavior

• To encourage conformity

• To deter deviance

• To persuade social groups to obey rules

What is control by consent?

• Enforcing regulations and rules to ensure conformity

• Persuading a social group to obey rules for long-term benefits

• Humiliating someone judged to be fat or overweight

• Treating some groups as social problems or threats

What is the definition of ideology?

• Abiding by or complying with social norms, rules, and laws

• The negative reaction of friends, relatives, and peers to deviance

• Untrue information propagated by a powerful group

• Rewards that encourage conformity

What are informal social controls?

• Punishments aimed at deterring deviance

• Negative reaction of friends, relatives, and peers to deviance

• Rewards that encourage conformity

• Regulations and rules that reinforce ideal behavior

What does conformity mean?

• Abiding by or complying with social norms, rules, and laws

• Regulations and rules that reinforce ideal behavior

• Rewards that encourage conformity

• Punishments aimed at deterring deviance

What are positive sanctions?

• Distinct groups that exist within a wider society

• Regulations and rules that reinforce ideal behavior

• Rewards that encourage conformity

• Punishments aimed at deterring deviance

What is a subculture?

• Rewards that encourage conformity

• Punishments aimed at deterring deviance

• Regulations and rules that reinforce ideal behavior

• Distinct groups that exist within a wider society

What is a spectacular youth subculture?

• Punishments aimed at deterring deviance

• Highly visible groups of young people who commit themselves to a certain 'shocking' look

• Sanctions enforced by official agencies

• Rewards that encourage conformity