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Chapter 7: Deviance, Crime, and Social Control
8 problems · 0 figures7-1 §7.1 source ↗
- a.Deviance is defined by federal, state, and local laws.
- b.Deviance’s definition is determined by one’s religion.
- c.Deviance occurs whenever someone else is harmed by an action.
- d.Deviance is socially defined.
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7-3 §7.1 source ↗
- a.Informal negative sanctions
- b.Informal positive sanctions
- c.Formal negative sanctions
- d.Formal positive sanctions
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7-5 §7.1 source ↗
- a.deviance
- b.formal sanctions
- c.informal sanctions
- d.positive sanctions
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7-7 §7.2 source ↗
- a.A war veteran
- b.A senator
- c.A professor
- d.A mechanic
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7-9 §7.2 source ↗
- a.Because his parents committed similar crimes
- b.Because his fame protects him from retribution
- c.Because his fame disconnects him from society
- d.Because he is challenging socially accepted norms
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7-11 §7.2 source ↗
- a.Secondary; does not
- b.Negative; does
- c.Primary; does not
- d.Primary; may or may not
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7-13 §7.3 source ↗
- a.street crime
- b.corporate crime
- c.violent crime
- d.nonviolent crime
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7-15 §7.3 source ↗
- a.The NCVS doesn’t include demographic data, such as age or gender.
- b.The NCVS may be unable to reach important groups, such as those without phones.
- c.The NCVS doesn’t address the relationship between the criminal and the victim.
- d.The NCVS only includes information collected by police officers.
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