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    1a}I am a white male. Because that is a trait I was ascribed at berth. 1b}I am a student; as a student I go to class do home work and fulfill my role as a student. 1c}I belong to a band. This is a group because we have the same interest and norms. 1d}I am my mothers son. 1e}I worked at Wane Dalton door. I had a walky talky. That showed I was in charge of line no one else had one. 2a}.Study the amount of people that play music in southern Ohio. 2b}"You will have to narrow the population‚ the

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    Criminology: Strain theory Robert K. Merton Merton developed strain theory‚ which falls within the general category of functionlism. According to Merton‚ deviance within society is as a result of the culture and structure of society itself. His theory is based on the idea that all members of society share common values and goals. Some of those values might be to own one’s own house‚ own a car‚ enjoy foreign holidays etc. However‚ because not all members in society occupy the same economic

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    theory helps maintain social control and conformity by rendering people unfree to break rules‚ when differential theory claims that we learn deviant behavior through interaction with others. They both however‚ share the fact that delinquency and deviance may result if these bonds are broken within society. I believe this theory has a little to do with college drinking because due to the involvement bond‚ students will use this time by participating in conventional activities‚ taking away time from

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    similar end with the endangerment of thousands of people. We will examine how these deviant decisions affect both their societies and the reasons behind these atrocious acts. Hotel Rwanda is a very graphic film filled with a tremendous amount of deviance and social problems. The Hutu tribe feels that the Tutsi should not be in power and the Hutu extremists try to overtake their position. The social problem is they want control over their part of Africa but do not have the proper means to go about

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    there are different sociological perspectives that hold valued theories in society. In this essay three perspectives will be assessed. How society operates in the view of these perspectives. Also‚ scrutinizing theories on the subject ‘crime and deviance’ aiming to outline how each perspective grasps the matter. Before one can observe society‚ one needs to take into account the ways in which it can be viewed. Perspectives that focus on social systems‚ are known as macro perspectives. Alternatively

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    growth‚ and urbanization. I chose my final essay to be on Social Inequality and Minorities in the United States. For me this subject raises many points of our daily life and brings us to the point of reality in our world. My paper will discuss why is deviance found in all societies? How does who and what are defined as deviant reflect social inequality? What effect has punishment had in reducing crime in the United States? Let’s

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    Review Test Submission: Exam #1 – Chapters 1 and 2 User Monique Ates 1 hour‚ 30 minutes Course ETROY Intro to Social Scientific Inq SS-3375-XTIA 14/T3 (Goodwin) Attempt Score 85 out of 100 points   Question 1 0 out of 5 points A __________ approach seems more aligned with idiographic explanations‚ while nomothetic explanations are more easily achieved through a _________ approach. Selected Answer: b. quantitative; qualitative Correct Answer: quantitative‚ complicated Question

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    (punishment for behaviour that does not conform. (Haralambos and Holborn 2000 pg. 205). Deviance is not all that different to crime. In fact sometimes crime and deviance are the same thing‚ but not in every case. Deviance may be defined as non-conformity to a given set of norms that are accepted by a significant number of people in a community or society (Giddens‚ 2001 pg. 203). We can split deviance into two groups’ folkways and mores. Folkways are minor norms while mores are more serious norms

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    consists of over 30 different approaches which often overlap and whose distinctions are subtle. The type of approach used depends on the research question and/or the discipline the researcher belongs to. For instance‚ anthropologists commonly employ ethnomethodology and ethnography‚ while sociologists often use symbolic interaction and philosophers frequently use concept analysis (Atkinson and Hammersley‚ 2007). A frequent criticism of ethnographic research is that ‘observer effects’ will somehow

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    The Chicago School is known for its urban sociology and for developing Symbolic Interactionism approach. The Chicago School put a lot of attention to the human behavior‚ which would be determined by social structures and physical environmental factors than the genetic and personal characteristics. The Chicago School believed that the natural environment which the community inhabits is a major factor in shaping human behavior‚ and that the city functions as a microcosm for human interactions‚ relations

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