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CHAPTERONE
WhatIsDeviantBehavior?
MultipleChoiceQuestions
1. WhichofthefollowingstatementsaboutthedefinitionofdevianceisTRUE?
a)Almostallpersonsinasocietywillagreeonthenatureofdeviantbehavior.
b)Definitionsofdeviantbehavioraredeterminedbyanation’seconomy.
c)Thereisusuallyagreatdealofdisagreementamongpeopleastowhattheyconsiderdeviant.
d)Fewpersonsinasocietyareconcernedaboutthedefinitionofdeviance.
Answer:C;PageReference:5;Bloom’sCategory:Understanding
2. In1965,J.L.Simmonsaskedasampleofthegeneralpublicwhotheythoughtweredeviant.Whichofthefollowingdidsignificantnumbersofpeoplefeelweredeviant?
a)alcoholicsandprostitutes
b)communistsandatheists
c)psychiatristsandpriests
d)alloftheabove
Answer:D;PageReference:4;Bloom’sCategory:Understanding
3. Amongsociologists,thereis
a)muchinvolvementinillegaldeviantbehavior.
b)littleinterestinthestudyofdeviance.
c)widespreadagreementaboutwhatbehaviorshouldbeconsidereddeviant.
d)alackofconsensusaboutwhatbehaviorshouldbeseenasdeviant.
Answer:D;PageReference:5;Bloom’sCategory:Understanding
4. Whichgroupismostcapableofavoidingbeingfalsely,erroneously,orunjustlylabeleddeviant?
a)Theaffluent
b)Thepoor
c)Thepowerful
d)Thepowerless
Answer:C;PageReference:5;Bloom’sCategory:Understanding
5. Allofthefollowingaredefinitionsofdevianceproposedbydifferentsociologists,EXCEPTthatdevianceis
a)behaviorthatislabelednegativebypoliticiansandthepolice.
b)adeparturefromthenormativestandardsofacommonculture.
c)alwaysimmoralbehavior.
d)behaviorelicitingangerordisapprovalfromlargenumbersofpeople.
Answer:C;PageReference:5;Bloom’sCategory:Understanding
6. WhichstatementaboutthedefinitionofdevianceisTRUE?
a)Devianceshouldincludeonlyimportantviolationsofthenorms.
b)Allsociologistsagreethatdevianceincludesmundane,routine,andnormalviolationsofthenorms.
c)Devianceisnotanimportantsubjectanymore.
d)Sociologistscannotagreeonaprecisedefinitionofdeviance.
Answer:D;PageReference:5;Bloom’sCategory:Understanding
7. Whichofthefollowingtypesofpeopleareexamplesofpositivedeviants?
a)thesaint,theintellectual,andthegenius
b)thosewhoshowbadmannersatthedinnertable
c)thebadlyscarred,theblind,andthedeaf
d)murderers,rapists,andkidnappers
Answer:A;PageReference:5;Bloom’sCategory:Understanding
8. Sociologistswhoareinfluencedbythepositivistperspectiveofabsolutismtendtoviewdeviantbehavioras
a)anattributethatisdictatedbythoseinpower
b)anattributethatfadesovertime
c)anattributethatvariesaccordingtoone’sculture
d)anattributethatinheresintheindividual
Answer:D;PageReference:6;Bloom’sCategory:Understanding
9. Sociologistswhostudytheroleofpowerinthedefinitionofdeviancehavediscoveredthattherichandpowerful
a)arerarelydeviant.
b)canavoidthelabelofdeviance.
c)areprejudicedtowardmosttypesofdeviantbehavior.
d)ignoremostformsofdeviantbehavior.
Answer:B;PageReference:5;Bloom’sCategory:Understanding
10. Accordingtosociologistswhostudytheroleofpowerinthedefinitionofdeviance,devianceisanyactthat
a)violatesthecriminallaw.
b)violatesdeeplyheldmoralvalues.
c)thepowerfulconsidertobeaviolationofsomesocialrule.
d)involvesthebehaviorofthepoor.
Answer:C;PageReference:5;Bloom’sCategory:Understanding
11. Definitionsofdeviancefallintotwoopposingperspectives,thepositivistandthe
a)traditional.
b)moral.
c)constructionist.
d)modernist.
Answer:C;PageReference:5;Bloom’sCategory:Remembering
12. Beforethetwentiethcentury,criminalswerethoughtto
a)havecertainfamilialcharacteristicsthatnoncriminalsdidnot.
b)befeebleminded,psychotic,neurotic,psychopathic,orotherwisementallydisturbed.
c)havethesamementalandphysicalcharacteristicsasnoncriminals.
d)betheresultofdifferentsocialfactors.
Answer:B;PageReference:6;Bloom’sCategory:Remembering
13. Determinist,objectivist,andabsolutistareothertermsforaspectsofthe__________perspectiveondeviance.
a)constructionist
b)humanist
c)modern
d)positivist
Answer:D;PageReference:6–8;Bloom’sCategory:Understanding
14. Accordingtothelabelingtheory,devianceis
a)anobjectivereality.
b)apropertyinherentintheactor.
c)alabelcreatedbythepersonwhocommitsadeviantact.
d)alabelimposedbyothersuponagivenbehavior.
Answer:D;PageReference:8;Bloom’sCategory:Understanding
15. Allofthefollowingarepartofthepositivistperspectiveondeviance,EXCEPTthatdevianceis
a)alabel.
b)intrinsicallyreal.
c)anobservableobject.
d)determinedbyforcesbeyondanindividual’scontrol.
Answer:A;PageReference:6–8;Bloom’sCategory:Understanding
16. Ifyoubelievethatdeviantbehaviorhascharacteristicsthatdistinguishitfromconformingbehavior,youbelievedevianceis
a)alabel.
b)abiasedconcept.
c)psychologicallydetermined.
d)intrinsicallyreal.
Answer:D;PageReference:6;Bloom’sCategory:Understanding
17. Earlycriminologistsbelieveddeviancewasintrinsicallyrealbecausetheybelievedcriminalspossessed
a)asuperiorwayoflife.
b)thesamebiologicaltraitsfoundinnon-criminals.
c)adistinctivesetoflabelsthatsetthemapartfromnon-criminals.
d)certainbiologicaltraitsabsentinnon-criminals.
Answer:D;PageReference:6;Bloom’sCategory:Remembering
18. Becausetheyconsiderdeviancereal,positivistsociologiststendtofocustheirstudyon
a)thepositivewaysinwhichnondeviantsviewthosewhohavebeenlabeleddeviant.
b)lawmakersandlawenforcers.
c)nondeviantswholabelothersdeviantsratherthandeviantbehaviorandpersons.
d)deviantbehaviorandpersonsratherthannondeviantswholabelothersdeviants.
Answer:D;PageReference:6;Bloom’sCategory:Remembering
19. Earlyinthetwentiethcentury,criminologistsbelievedthat
a)criminalsaremade,notborn.
b)criminalsareborn,notmade.
c)criminalstatusvarieswithintimeandspace.
d)crimeisdeterminedbythesocialenvironment.
Answer:B;PageReference:6;Bloom’sCategory:Remembering
20. Today’spositivistsociologistsnowrecognizetheimportanceof__________forunderstandingdeviantbehavior.
a)religion
b)psychologicaltraits
c)heredity
d)socialfactors
Answer:D;PageReference:6;Bloom’sCategory:Understanding
21. Charliehasavisibledisabilitythatinfluencesthewaypeopletalktohim.ApositivistsocialscientistmightexamineCharlie’scasethroughthelensof
a)theabsolutistperspective.
b)thesubjectivistperspective.
c)therelativistperspective.
d)thevoluntaristperspective.
Answer:A;PageReference:8;Bloom’sCategory:Remembering
22. Mostpositivistsociologiststodaycontinuetorejecttheideaoffreewillasanexplanationofdeviancebecausefreewillcannotexplainwhyoneperson
a)commitsdeviantactswhileothersdonot.
b)refrainsfromcommittingdeviantacts.
c)commitsbothdeviantandnon-deviantacts.
d)isbornwithatendencytowarddeviance.
Answer:A;PageReference:8;Bloom’sCategory:Understanding
23. Devianceasan“observableobject”meansthatdeviance
a)islargelyasubjectivephenomenon.
b)canbestudiedinanobjectiveway.
c)isbehaviorthatatleastafewpeopleagreeisdeviant.
d)actuallyexistsinthemindsofthebeholder.
Answer:B;PageReference:7;Bloom’sCategory:Understanding
24. Oneproblempositivistsociologicalresearchersfacethatnaturalscientistsdonotis
a)positivistsareabletousemoreobjectivecriteriathannaturalscientistsare.
b)naturalscientistshaveabiggerproblemwithpersonalbiasthansociologists.
c)positivistshavedifficultieswithpersonalbiasesandmakingmoraljudgmentsaboutresearchsubjects.
d)positivistsfindstudyinghumanbehaviorissubstantiallyeasierthanstudyingthenaturalenvironment.
Answer:C;PageReference:7;Bloom’sCategory:Understanding
25. Thepositivistperspectiveassumesthatdevianceis
a)amatterofchoice.
b)relativistic.
c)determinedbyfactorsoutsideanindividual’scontrol.
d)unimportantbehavior.
Answer:C;PageReference:7;Bloom’sCategory:Understanding
26. Tosaythatdevianceisdeterminedbehaviorimpliesthathumans
a)gainbenefitsfromdeviantbehavior.
b)canchoosetobegoodorbad.
c)havefreewill.
d)cannotchoosebetweengoodandbad.
Answer:D;PageReference:7;Bloom’sCategory:Understanding
27. Attributingdeviantbehaviortochoiceisaformofpseudoexplanationbecausetheconceptofchoice
a)doesnotexplainwhysomeonechooseseitherdevianceornormalbehavior.
b)ismoreofareligiousconcept.
c)isnotarelevantconceptforscience.
d)isirrelevantwhenmostexplanationsofdevianceinvolvefalseclaims.
Answer:A;PageReference:8;Bloom’sCategory:Understanding
28. Accordingtotheconceptofdeterminism,devianceisdeterminedby
a)forcesbeyondtheindividual’scontrol.
b)forceswithintheindividual’scontrol.
c)strictlyhumanbehavior.
d)theleveloffreewillexhibitedbytheindividual.
Answer:A;PageReference:7;Bloom’sCategory:Remembering
29. Themainpurposeofthepositivistapproachtodevianceis
a)developingempathywithdeviantpersons.
b)seekingoutthecausesofdeviantbehavior.
c)tomakemoraljudgmentsaboutdeviantbehavior.
d)tostudybiasestowardpersonsseenasdeviant.
Answer:B;PageReference:6–8;Bloom’sCategory:Understanding
30. Allofthefollowingareassumptionsoftheconstructionistperspectiveondeviance,EXCEPTthatdevianceshouldbeseenas
a)alabel.
b)anobjectivefact.
c)subjectiveexperience.
d)avoluntaryact.
Answer:B;PageReference:8–12;Bloom’sCategory:Understanding
31. Thefactthatthesamebehaviorcanbeseenasnormalbysomeandasdeviantbyothersiscalledthe
a)relativistview.
b)devianceprinciple.
c)positivistview.
d)subjectivistview.
Answer:A;PageReference:8;Bloom’sCategory:Understanding
32. WhichofthefollowingisNOToneofthethreeassumptionsthatthepositivistperspectiveholdsondeviantbehavior?
a)Devianceisabsolutelyreal.
b)Devianceisdeterminedbytheindividual’sfreewill.
c)Devianceisanobservablefact.
d)Devianceisdeterminedbyforcesbeyondtheindividual’scontrol.
Answer:B;PageReference:8;Bloom’sCategory:Remembering
33. WhichONEofthefollowingquestionsreflectsthelabelingperspectiveondeviance?
a)Whydopeoplebecomedeviant?
b)Whyisagivenactdefinedbysocietyasdeviant?
c)Whyaresomanysociologistsseenasdeviant?
d)Whyisdevianceanobjectivefact?
Answer:B;PageReference:8;Bloom’sCategory:Understanding
34. WhichofthefollowingstatementsdoesNOTbelongtotheconstructionistperspectiveondeviantbehavior?
a)Devianceislargelytheproductofotherslabelingbehaviorasdeviant.
b)Devianceisanobservable,objectivesetofbehaviors.
c)Devianceisoftenavoluntaryact.
d)Devianceinvolvesimportantsubjectiveexperiences.
Answer:B;PageReference:8–12;Bloom’sCategory:Analysis
35. Whichofthefollowingaspectsofdeviancewouldbeofspecialinteresttoconstructionistsociologists?
a)demographicfactsaboutdeviance
b)statisticaldata
c)howdeviantsseekpositivemeaningsindeviantactivity
d)moralreactionstodeviantbehavior
Answer:C;PageReference:10;Bloom’sCategory:Application
36. Tosaythatdevianceisasubjectiveexperiencemeansthatthedeviantpersonis
a)adeterminedsubject.
b)amorallydegenerateperson.
c)asecretdeviant.
d)aconscious,feeling,thinkingsubject.
Answer:D;PageReference:9–10;Bloom’sCategory:Understanding
37. Accordingtotheconstructionistperspective,sociologistsneedto
a)treatdevianceasimmoralandunpleasant.
b)objectivelymeasuretypesofdeviantbehavior.
c)developaninternal,subjectiveviewofpeople.
d)adoptanexternal,objectiveviewofdeviance.
Answer:C;PageReference:10;Bloom’sCategory:Understanding
38. Positiviststreatdevianceasifitwereunpleasantandharmfultosociety,whileconstructionists
a)haveanappreciationforandempathywithdeviants.
b)emphasizetheimportanceofsocialcontrolofdeviantbehavior.
c)stresstheimportanceofbeingdeviantthemselves.
d)studythebiologicalaspectsofhumanbehavior.
Answer:A;PageReference:10;Bloom’sCategory:Understanding
39. Accordingtotheconstructionistperspective,deviantbehavioris
a)determinedbehavior.
b)anexpressionofhumanvolition.
c)robot-likebehavior.
d)passivereactiontosocialforces.
Answer:B;PageReference:11;Bloom’sCategory:Analysis
40. Fromtheconstructionistperspective,deviantsare
a)activelyseekingmeaningintheirdeviantactivities.
b)totallydifferentfromnormalpeople.
c)biologicallydefective.
d)propelledbywell-definedsocialforces.
Answer:A;PageReference:12;Bloom’sCategory:Analysis
41. Theauthorarguesthatanintegrateddefinitionofdeviantbehaviormustfocuson
a)thedeviantbehavioritself.
b)thedeviantlabel.
c)themethodsofsociologists.
d)bothdeviantbehaviorandthedeviantlabel.
Answer:D;PageReference:12;Bloom’sCategory:Understanding
42. Anewganghasbeenconnectedtoastringofcrimessuchasmurder,rape,andarmedrobbery.Theseserioustypesofdeviantbehavioraremorelikelytocatchtheattentionof
a)subjectivists
b)relativists
c)constructionists
d)positivists
Answer:D;PageReference:13;Bloom’sCategory:Application
43. The__________perspectiveismorepertinentforstudyinglessseriouskindsofdeviance.
a)objective
b)constructionist
c)deterministic
d)psychological
Answer:B;PageReference:13;Bloom’sCategory:Remembering
44. Whichofthefollowingkindsofdevianceisbestunderstoodthroughapositivistperspective?
a)higher-consensusdeviance
b)lower-consensusdeviance
c)immoraldeviance
d)medicaldeviance
Answer:A;PageReference:14;Bloom’sCategory:Understanding
45. Deviantbehaviorisanybehaviorthat
a)violatesthelaw.
b)violatesformalnorms.
c)isconsidereddeviantbypublicconsensus,whichmayrangefrommaximumtominimum.
d)isconsidereddeviantbythepoliceandofficialsofsociety,whichmayrangefromhightolow.
Answer:C;PageReference:14;Bloom’sCategory:Understanding
46. Whichofthefollowingconditionsseparatesthepositivistandconstructionistperspectivesondeviance?
a)thevarietyandtypeofreligiousattitudestowarddeviantbehavior
b)theamountofprivateconsensusaboutwhatisdeviantbehavior
c)thenumberofpersonsinvolvedindeviantbehavior
d)theamountofpublicconsensusaboutwhattypeofbehaviorisdeviant
Answer:D;PageReference:13;Bloom’sCategory:Understanding
47. Traefrequentlyengagesinrecreationaldruguseandpremaritalsex.Thesebehaviorsarebestcategorizedbywhattypeofdeviance?
a)Lower-consensusdevianceasstudiedmostfrequentlybyconstructionistsociologists
b)Lower-consensusdevianceasstudiedmostfrequentlybypositivistsociologists
c)Higher-consensusdevianceasstudiedmostfrequentlybyconstructionistsociologists
d)Higher-consensusdevianceasstudiedmostfrequentlybypositivistsociologists
Answer:A;PageReference:14;Bloom’sCategory:Application
48. Whichofthefollowingisonereasonwhy,forU.S.citizens,deviantbehaviorismoreorless,ratherthancompletely,deviant?
a)MostdevianceintheUnitedStatesislow-consensusdeviance.
b)Thecausesofdeviancearelargelyunknown.
c)U.S.societyispluralistic.
d)MostpeopleintheUnitedStatesareimmoral.
Answer:C;PageReference:14;Bloom’sCategory:Understanding
True/FalseQuestions
1. MostU.S.residentsgenerallyagreeaboutthedefinitionofdeviantbehavior.
True
False
Answer:False;PageReference:4;Bloom’sCategory:Understanding
2. Evenmainstreamidentitiessuchas“Democrat”or“Republican”canbeconsidereddeviant.
True
False
Answer:True;PageReference:4;Bloom’sCategory:Understanding
3. Despiteyearsofresearch,mostsociologiststodaycannotagreeuponaprecisedefinitionofdeviantbehavior.
True
False
Answer:True;PageReference:5;Bloom’sCategory:Understanding
4. Mostsociologistsagreethatextremepositivebehaviorsuchasareligiousfanaticismorsocialreformisnotreally“deviant.”
True
False
Answer:False;PageReference:5;Bloom’sCategory:Understanding
5. Labelingtheoristsdefinedevianceasalabelimposeduponagivenbehavior.
True
False
Answer:True;PageReference:6;Bloom’sCategory:Understanding
6. Forsomesociologists,devianceisanyactconsideredbythepowerfulatagiventimeandplacetobeaviolationofsomesocialrule.
True
False
Answer:True;PageReference:5;Bloom’sCategory:Understanding
7. Mostsociologistsareinagreementthatdevianceissimplyaviolationofanysocialrule.
True
False
Answer:False;PageReference:5;Bloom’sCategory:Understanding
8. Earlypositivistcriminologistswereconvincedthataperson’scriminalstatuschangedthroughtimeandfromculturetoculture.
True
False
Answer:False;PageReference:6;Bloom’sCategory:Understanding
9. Thepositivistperspectiveisassociatedwiththehumanities,suchasartandphilosophy,whiletheconstructionistperspectiveisassociatedwiththesciences,suchasphysicsandbiology.
True
False
Answer:False;PageReference:6–8;Bloom’sCategory:Remembering
10. Positivistsociologiststodayrealizethattheyarenotfreefrompersonalbias.
True
False
Answer:True;PageReference:7;Bloom’sCategory:Understanding
11. Accordingtothepositivistperspective,devianceisseenasbothrealandseparatefromconformingbehavior.
True
False
Answer:True;PageReference:6;Bloom’sCategory:Understanding
12. Manytraditionalcriminologists,usingthepositivistperspective,believedthatcriminalspossessedspecificbiologicalandpsychologicaltraitsthatmadethemdifferentfromnon-criminals.
True
False
Answer:True;PageReference:6;Bloom’sCategory:Remembering
13. Thepositivistperspectiveondevianceassumesthathumansareactiveindeterminingtheirownlives,andarenotpassivesubjectsofpowerfulforces.
True
False
Answer:False;PageReference:7;Bloom’sCategory:Understanding
14. Thepositivistperspectiveondevianceimpliesthatifthedeviantistreatedasanobject,heorshecanbestudiedobjectively.
True
False
Answer:True;PageReference:7;Bloom’sCategory:Understanding
15. Toconstructionistsociologists,deviantbehaviorisanobservableobjectinthatadeviantpersonislikeanobject,arealsomethingthatcanbestudiedobjectively.
True
False
Answer:False;PageReference:7;Bloom’sCategory:Understanding
16. Accordingtoconstructionistsociologistsusingthelabelingperspective,ifdeviantbehaviorisnotlabeledassuch,thebehaviorisnotseenasdeviant.
True
False
Answer:True;PageReference:8;Bloom’sCategory:Understanding
17. Accordingtothepositivistperspective,thedefinitionofdeviantbehaviorissubjective.
True
False
Answer:False;PageReference:6;Bloom’sCategory:Understanding
18. Theconstructionistperspectiveondeviancecentersonthebehaviorofdeviantsanddoesnotexaminetheroleofthepoliceorcourtsincreatingdeviance.
True
False
Answer:False;PageReference:8–9;Bloom’sCategory:Understanding
19. Sociologistsusingtheconstructionistperspectivebelievethatdeviantsarepassiveobjectswhosebehaviorisdeterminedbytheenvironment.
True
False
Answer:False;PageReference:9–10;Bloom’sCategory:Understanding
20. Constructioniststendtopresentdeviantsasbasicallythesameasconventionalpeople.
True
False
Answer:True;PageReference:10;Bloom’sCategory:Remembering
21. Thepositivistperspectiveholdsthatdeviantbehaviorisavoluntaryact,anexpressionofhumanvolition,will,orchoice.
True
False
Answer:False;PageReference:11;Bloom’sCategory:Understanding
22. Murderisoneexampleoflower-consensusdeviance.
True
False
Answer:False;PageReference:14;Bloom’sCategory:Application
23. Deviantbehaviorisanybehaviorconsidereddeviantbypublicconsensus,whichmayrangefromthemaximumtotheminimum.
True
False
Answer:True;PageReference:14;Bloom’sCategory:Understanding
24. Theconstructionistperspectiveondevianceisbestsuitedforthestudyoflow-consensusdeviance.
True
False
Answer:True;PageReference:15;Bloom’sCategory:Understanding
25. Asociologistisinterestedinstudyingthedeviantbehaviorofprostitutesandothernightpeople.Heorsheshouldutilizeaconstructionistperspective.
True
False
Answer:True;PageReference:13;Bloom’sCategory:Application
26. Anattorney,pleadingleniencyforhisguiltyclient,asksthejudgetotakeintoconsiderationhisclient’sunfortunatebackground,includingchildabuseandabandonment,beforepassingasentence.Itislogicaltoconcludethattheattorneyisaskingthejudgetoviewdeviancefromapositivistperspective.
True
False
Answer:True;PageReference:6–8;Bloom’sCategory:Application
27. Cultureplaysaroleindeterminingthedefinitionofdeviantbehavior.
True
False
Answer:True;PageReference:5;Bloom’sCategory:Understanding
28. Alldeviantbehaviorsarecrimes.
True
False
Answer:False;PageReference:5;Bloom’sCategory:Understanding
29. Constructioniststendtoanalyzehowsocialcontrolagenciesdefinesomepeopleasdeviantandcarryoutsanctionsagainstthem.
True
False
Answer:True;PageReference:12;Bloom’sCategory:Understanding
30. Constructionistanalysesoftenrevealthearbitrarinessofofficialaction,thebiasintheadministrationoflaw,andtheunjustnessofcontrollingdeviants.
True
False
Answer:True;PageReference:12;Bloom’sCategory:Understanding
31. Crimeisaviolationofaformalnorm.
True
False
Answer:True;PageReference:14;Bloom’sCategory:Understanding
32. Attributingdeviantbehaviortoone’sgeneticdispositionisviewingdeviantbehaviorfromaconstructionistperspective.
True
False
Answer:False;PageReference:12;Bloom’sCategory:Understanding
33. ThoseinpositionsofpowerdoNOThavetheabilitytodefinewhatbehaviorisdeviantornot.
True
False
Answer:False;PageReference:4;Bloom’sCategory:Understanding
Fill-InQuestions
1. Itisthe_________“deviant”—nottheactitself—thatmakestheindividualdeviant.
Answer:label;PageReference:5;Bloom’sCategory:Remembering
2. Accordingtothe__________perspective,devianceisapropertyconferreduponbehaviorbyaudienceswhichdirectlyorindirectlywitnessthem.
Answer:labeling;PageReference:8;Bloom’sCategory:Remembering
3. Accordingtothe__________perspectiveondeviance,devianceisintrinsicallyrealandanobjectivefact.
Answer:positivist;PageReference:6;Bloom’sCategory:Remembering
4. Today’spositivistsociologistsrecognizetheimportantroleof____________indeterminingaperson’sstatusasacriminal.
Answer:socialfactors;PageReference:6;Bloom’sCategory:Remembering
5. Oneaspectoftheconstructionistperspectiveondevianceis__________,orstudyinghowtheworldappearstoandisinterpretedbythedeviant.
Answer:subjectivism;PageReference:9;Bloom’sCategory:Remembering
6. The__________perspectiveismorepertinentforunderstandingrelativelyserioustypesofdeviantbehavior.
Answer:positivist;PageReference:13;Bloom’sCategory:Remembering
7. ___________behaviorisanybehaviorconsidereddeviantbypublicconsensus,whichmayrangefromthemaximumtotheminimum.
Answer:Deviant;PageReference:14;Bloom’sCategory:Remembering
8. Ajudgewhotakesaguiltyperson’sunfortunatefamilybackgroundintoconsiderationbeforepassingsentenceisviewingdeviancefroma__________perspective.
Answer:positivist;PageReference:8;Bloom’sCategory:Application
9. Ifyoutellachildthatheorsheisathiefoftenenough,heorsheisgoingtobelieveit.Thisstatementbestfitsthe__________perspectiveondeviance.
Answer:constructionist;PageReference:8–11;Bloom’sCategory:Application
10. The__________approachbelievesthatdeviantbehaviorisanaturaldisposition.
Answer:positivist;PageReference:7;Bloom’sCategory:Understanding
11. Aprosecutionattorneytryingtoprovemaliceaforethoughtisapproachingdeviantbehaviorfroma__________perspective.
Answer:constructionist;PageReference:11–12;Bloom’sCategory:Application
EssayQuestions
1. Discusswhythegeneralpublicandsociologistshavefailedtoagreeuponadefinitionofdeviance.Whyisachievingadefinitionsodifficult?
PageReference:5;Bloom’sCategory:Analysis,Understanding
2. Assessthesignificanceofcultures,norms,andvaluesinthedefinitionofdeviantbehavior.
PageReference:4–5;Bloom’sCategory:Analysis,Understanding
3. Explainandevaluatethelabelingapproachtodeviantbehavior.Howdolabelingsociologistsdefinedeviance,andwhyhaveothersociologistscriticizedthisapproach?
PageReference:5;Bloom’sCategory:Analysis,Understanding
4. Inwhatwayshavesomesociologistsexpressedbiasintheirstudyofdeviantbehavior?Whatkindsofbiasesdotheyhave,andhowdotheytrytoaddressthem?
PageReference:7;Bloom’sCategory:Analysis,Understanding
5. Compareandcontrastthepositivistandconstructionistperspectivesondeviance.Howdotheydifferbutalsoworktogethertoprovideabetterdefinitionofdeviance?
PageReference:6–14;Bloom’sCategory:Analysis,Understanding
6. Comparingthepositivistandconstructionistapproach,whichismoreeffectiveinaddressingthesubjectofdeviantbehavior?Whataretheinherentstrengthsandweaknessesinthetheoryofyourchoice?Doestheintegratedapproachtotallyenhancethestrengthsandweaknessesofthetheoryofyourchoice?
PageReference:6–14;Bloom’sCategory:Analysis,Understanding
7. Describetherelationshipthatconstructionistperspectiveholdstowardsocialcontrolagencies.Whatassumptionsarepresent?Whatdoconstructionistanalysesrevealaboutofficialaction,administrationofthelaw,andcontrollingdeviance?
PageReference:12;Bloom’sCategory:Application,Understanding
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