means doing something that is different from what people consider to be normal or acceptable

a special type of crime where the violation of legal standards that apply to the minor or juvenile

3 typea of deviance

considered as the italian father of criminology

the truest concern with the long-term development of specific behaviors over the course of many generation

sociological theories of deviance

this czyrah's concern and range of physiological factor that might influence human behavior it includes hormonal imbalance vitamin deficiency brain and malfunctioning or any organic aspect that might interfere with learning of behaving

according to this approach deviant behavior is learned by a series of trials and errors

he enumerate the four major function of deviance

what are the four major function of deviance

what are the sociological theories of deviance

is the most popular type of response that involves accepting both the cultural goal of success and the use of llegitimate means of achieving its goal

occurs when people no longer set high success goals but continue to toil as conscientious,diligent worker

is the response that involves accepting the rules of success but rejecting the use of socially accepted means to achieve it turning instead to unconventional illegitimate means

occurs when people reject and attempt to change both the goals and the means approved by society

means wothdrwal from society,caring neither about succdss nor about working

richard cloward and lloyd ohlin pointed out that the criminal deviance result when there is kegitimate opportunity tormo achieve succes plus available legotimate oppportunity

robert merton

the advocate of this theory is travis hirschi

an australian sociologist emphasized how society control people through shaming

2types of shaming

Hirschi suggest 4 ways in which individuals become bonded to society

types of shaming in which the wrongdoer is punished on such a way as to stigmatized,reject or ostracize the person