Social Control & Deviance 1-2

When people come to believe that a particular norm is useful and appropriate, then they have ___.

• internalized the norm

• sanctioned their thought process

• become the victim of a stigma

• deviated from the idea of conformity

When people fail to correctly internalize norms that are expected in a society, then ___.

• they will become involved in secondary deviance

• recidivism is likely to occur

• they are sanctioned

• they go through the process of conformity

The image here best shows ___

• negative informal sanction

• positive informal sanction

• negative formal sanction

• positive formal sanction

The image here best shows ___.

• negative informal sanction

• positive informal sanction

• negative formal sanction

• positive formal sanction

The image here best shows the concept of ___

• negative informal sanction

• positive informal sanction

• negative formal sanction

• positive formal sanction

The image here best shows the concept of ___.

• negative informal sanction

• positive informal sanction

• negative formal sanction

• positive formal sanction

The use of internalization of norms as well as the different types of sanctions are all parts of ___, which are required of any society to run smoothly.

• restorative justice

• deterrence

• social control

• anomie

Neither internalization nor sanctions can prevent some individuals from following social expectations and conformity. Their behavior is ___.

• stigma

• deviance

• anomie

• a felony

A ___ can best be explained as a mark of social disgrace by society that sets a person apart from others.

• stigma

• sanction

• deviance

• crime

Emile Durkheim observed that deviance has some important uses in society. Which of these is NOT one of those uses?

• it helps to clarify the norms of society to other members, by seeing what cannot be done

• it serves to single out people and set them apart because of deviant behavior

• it draws a line between conforming members and the "outsiders" -- creating unity

• it can prompt important social changes by identifying problem areas that need addressing