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HBSE 5 MIDTERM

HBSE 5 MIDTERM
24問 • 2年前
  • Marjorie Grana
  • 通報

    問題一覧

  • 1

    means the lack of normal ethical or social standard this concept first emerged in 1893, with french sociologist Emile Durkheim

    ANOMIE

  • 2

    according to him an anomie society is one in which rules of behavior have broken down or become inoperative. in the book "Suicide" he linked anomic suicide to disillusionment and disappointment. he hypothesized that, as an expression of suffering societies and groups experience an increase in suicide rates.

    EMILE DURKHEIM

  • 3

    defined as the deformation to external loading

    STRAIN MODEL

  • 4

    is a sociology and criminology theory developed in 1938 by Robert K. Merton the theory states that society puts pressure individuals to achieve socially accepted goals.

    STRAIN THEORY

  • 5

    this refers to the processes at the societal level which filter down and affect how the individual perceives his or her needs. if particular social structures are inherently inadequate or there's inadequate regulation.....

    STRUCTURAL

  • 6

    this refers to the friction and pains experienced by an individual as he or she if the goals of a society becomes significant to an individual.

    INDIVIDUAL

  • 7

    is most pronounced upon the youth causes crime to our society causes for being failure at gaining status not for material wealth

    STRAIN

  • 8

    is directed mainly to the young people of lower classes. there is no parallel between their ownsocial realities and the rest of society's promoted goals. They become frustrated at the disadvantages and inequalities that they face ,and this leads to Cohen's second principles; reaction formation.

    STATUS FRUSTRATION

  • 9

    is the reaction from status frustration, and the young men of the lower classes find themselves replacing their society's norms and values with alternative ones

    REACTION FORMATION

  • 10

    He was an American sociologist He is considered a founding father of modern sociology

    ROBERT K. Merton

  • 11

    American criminology

    ALBERT K. COHEN

  • 12

    is an attempt on the part of juveniles to acquire status among the delinquent peers. these gangs are the subculture of a society.

    GANG DELINQUENCY

  • 13

    concluded that most delinquent behavior occurred in gangs and most of them were non-utilitarian malicious and negativistic.

    ALBERT K. COHEN

  • 14

    he include that those who cannot reached at goal with gang and whose successes are obstructed due to lack of legitimate opportunities, drop out and turn to alcohol and drugs.

    CLOWARD

  • 15

    new forms of political economic governance premised on market.

    NEO-LIBERALISM

  • 16

    used neo-liberalism as a general descriptor for post- welfare states citizenship regimes.

    JANE JOHNSON

  • 17

    preference for a minimalist state.

    NEO-LIBERALISM

  • 18

    emphasized on new rights ideology libertarian and authoritarianism.

    BRUCE JASON AND OTHER

  • 19

    despite the unpopularity of" free market revolution"

    NEW ZEALAND

  • 20

    are formed in the language of choice ,flexibility and market

    POLITICAL CLAIMS

  • 21

    argues against this and suggests that the working class have always had their own independent culture.

    MLLER 1962

  • 22

    study on delinquency found that most young people were not committed to delinquent values.

    MATZA'S 1964

  • 23

    argued that the creation of deviant sub-cultures among working class boys who was not simply a respond to such things.

    PAUL WILLIS 1979

  • 24

    COHEN saw the gang delinquency as

    NON- UTILITARIAN

  • BASIC STATISTIC

    BASIC STATISTIC

    Marjorie Grana · 55問 · 2年前

    BASIC STATISTIC

    BASIC STATISTIC

    55問 • 2年前
    Marjorie Grana

    DEVIANT AND SOCIAL CONTROL

    DEVIANT AND SOCIAL CONTROL

    Marjorie Grana · 59問 · 2年前

    DEVIANT AND SOCIAL CONTROL

    DEVIANT AND SOCIAL CONTROL

    59問 • 2年前
    Marjorie Grana

    SPPS 2

    SPPS 2

    Marjorie Grana · 58問 · 2年前

    SPPS 2

    SPPS 2

    58問 • 2年前
    Marjorie Grana

    HBSE 5

    HBSE 5

    Marjorie Grana · 50問 · 2年前

    HBSE 5

    HBSE 5

    50問 • 2年前
    Marjorie Grana

    HBSE 4 MIDTERM

    HBSE 4 MIDTERM

    Marjorie Grana · 30問 · 2年前

    HBSE 4 MIDTERM

    HBSE 4 MIDTERM

    30問 • 2年前
    Marjorie Grana

    COUNSELING MIDTERM

    COUNSELING MIDTERM

    Marjorie Grana · 40問 · 2年前

    COUNSELING MIDTERM

    COUNSELING MIDTERM

    40問 • 2年前
    Marjorie Grana

    FINAL HBSE 4

    FINAL HBSE 4

    Marjorie Grana · 34問 · 2年前

    FINAL HBSE 4

    FINAL HBSE 4

    34問 • 2年前
    Marjorie Grana

    SWP6 FINAL

    SWP6 FINAL

    Marjorie Grana · 42問 · 2年前

    SWP6 FINAL

    SWP6 FINAL

    42問 • 2年前
    Marjorie Grana

    HBSE5 FINAL

    HBSE5 FINAL

    Marjorie Grana · 29問 · 2年前

    HBSE5 FINAL

    HBSE5 FINAL

    29問 • 2年前
    Marjorie Grana

    SPPS 5 PRELIM S2

    SPPS 5 PRELIM S2

    Marjorie Grana · 26問 · 2年前

    SPPS 5 PRELIM S2

    SPPS 5 PRELIM S2

    26問 • 2年前
    Marjorie Grana

    JURISPRUDENCE

    JURISPRUDENCE

    Marjorie Grana · 44問 · 2年前

    JURISPRUDENCE

    JURISPRUDENCE

    44問 • 2年前
    Marjorie Grana

    SPPS 4 PR SIM2

    SPPS 4 PR SIM2

    Marjorie Grana · 12問 · 2年前

    SPPS 4 PR SIM2

    SPPS 4 PR SIM2

    12問 • 2年前
    Marjorie Grana

    SPPS 5 MT S2

    SPPS 5 MT S2

    Marjorie Grana · 29問 · 1年前

    SPPS 5 MT S2

    SPPS 5 MT S2

    29問 • 1年前
    Marjorie Grana

    SPPS4 MT S2

    SPPS4 MT S2

    Marjorie Grana · 23問 · 1年前

    SPPS4 MT S2

    SPPS4 MT S2

    23問 • 1年前
    Marjorie Grana

    SPPS 5 SP

    SPPS 5 SP

    Marjorie Grana · 7問 · 1年前

    SPPS 5 SP

    SPPS 5 SP

    7問 • 1年前
    Marjorie Grana

    問題一覧

  • 1

    means the lack of normal ethical or social standard this concept first emerged in 1893, with french sociologist Emile Durkheim

    ANOMIE

  • 2

    according to him an anomie society is one in which rules of behavior have broken down or become inoperative. in the book "Suicide" he linked anomic suicide to disillusionment and disappointment. he hypothesized that, as an expression of suffering societies and groups experience an increase in suicide rates.

    EMILE DURKHEIM

  • 3

    defined as the deformation to external loading

    STRAIN MODEL

  • 4

    is a sociology and criminology theory developed in 1938 by Robert K. Merton the theory states that society puts pressure individuals to achieve socially accepted goals.

    STRAIN THEORY

  • 5

    this refers to the processes at the societal level which filter down and affect how the individual perceives his or her needs. if particular social structures are inherently inadequate or there's inadequate regulation.....

    STRUCTURAL

  • 6

    this refers to the friction and pains experienced by an individual as he or she if the goals of a society becomes significant to an individual.

    INDIVIDUAL

  • 7

    is most pronounced upon the youth causes crime to our society causes for being failure at gaining status not for material wealth

    STRAIN

  • 8

    is directed mainly to the young people of lower classes. there is no parallel between their ownsocial realities and the rest of society's promoted goals. They become frustrated at the disadvantages and inequalities that they face ,and this leads to Cohen's second principles; reaction formation.

    STATUS FRUSTRATION

  • 9

    is the reaction from status frustration, and the young men of the lower classes find themselves replacing their society's norms and values with alternative ones

    REACTION FORMATION

  • 10

    He was an American sociologist He is considered a founding father of modern sociology

    ROBERT K. Merton

  • 11

    American criminology

    ALBERT K. COHEN

  • 12

    is an attempt on the part of juveniles to acquire status among the delinquent peers. these gangs are the subculture of a society.

    GANG DELINQUENCY

  • 13

    concluded that most delinquent behavior occurred in gangs and most of them were non-utilitarian malicious and negativistic.

    ALBERT K. COHEN

  • 14

    he include that those who cannot reached at goal with gang and whose successes are obstructed due to lack of legitimate opportunities, drop out and turn to alcohol and drugs.

    CLOWARD

  • 15

    new forms of political economic governance premised on market.

    NEO-LIBERALISM

  • 16

    used neo-liberalism as a general descriptor for post- welfare states citizenship regimes.

    JANE JOHNSON

  • 17

    preference for a minimalist state.

    NEO-LIBERALISM

  • 18

    emphasized on new rights ideology libertarian and authoritarianism.

    BRUCE JASON AND OTHER

  • 19

    despite the unpopularity of" free market revolution"

    NEW ZEALAND

  • 20

    are formed in the language of choice ,flexibility and market

    POLITICAL CLAIMS

  • 21

    argues against this and suggests that the working class have always had their own independent culture.

    MLLER 1962

  • 22

    study on delinquency found that most young people were not committed to delinquent values.

    MATZA'S 1964

  • 23

    argued that the creation of deviant sub-cultures among working class boys who was not simply a respond to such things.

    PAUL WILLIS 1979

  • 24

    COHEN saw the gang delinquency as

    NON- UTILITARIAN