Social Construction of Deviance

Social Construction of Deviance. Best (10) on Social Constructionism Reality (our understanding of the world around us) is socially constructed. People make sense of the world through a process of developing understandings Our understanding of reality changes

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Deviance and Social Control

Deviance and Social Control. Chapter 8. Social Control. Sanctions Informal and Formal ____________ Going along with peers ____________ Complying with an authority. Obedience: Milgram (1963). “ ____________ ” experiment Seeking explanation for NAZI’s Predictions:

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Deviance and Social Control

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Deviance & Social Control

Deviance & Social Control. Unit 5. Deviance. Deviance Can be good Not always voluntary Not always criminal Is a cultural universal Can be both group and individual Emile Durkheim: Deviance is necessary to define boundaries Erving Goffman: Negative evaluations are internalized. Deviance.

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Deviance and Social Control

The Nature of Deviance. Deviance- behavior that departs from societal or group normsRanges from criminal behavior (recognized by almost all members of society as deviant) to wearing heavy make-up (considered deviant by some religious groups).People violate norms by robbing banks or committing murd

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Deviance & Social Control

Deviance & Social Control. Chapter 8. Deviance. Talking to oneself in public Drag racing on a public street Using illegal drugs A man wearing women’s clothing Attacking another person with a weapon Behavior that violates social norms. Nature of Deviance.

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Deviance and Social Control

Deviance and Social Control . Chapter 8. Crime in the News.

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Social construction of deviance

Social construction of deviance. In the following slides, determine if what you see constitutes DEVIANCE. You may base your decision on: Behavoiur Beliefs Condition of the person. WHAT IS DEVIANCE?.

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Complexity of Social Deviance

Complex Adaptive Systems (ITIS 6500) – Spring 2013. Complexity of Social Deviance. Curtis M. Kularski 30 April 2013. CAS Approach to Social Science. Walter Buckley – first sociologist to conceive of society as a CAS in 1968 Society does not seek equilibrium

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Deviance and Social Control

Deviance and Social Control. Deviance. Deviance – behavior that departs from societal or group norms Can vary from group to group and society to society Negative deviance – involves behavior that underconforms to accepted norms Obesity

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Deviance and Social Control

Deviance and Social Control. Tyler Ruby and Chris Coup. Thesis. To analyze and interpret deviance and social Control and how it has affected our society in recent years. The Relativity of Deviance.

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Deviance and Social Control

Deviance and Social Control. Chapter 7, Section 1. Definitions. Deviance Breaking social norms Negative Deviance Underconforms to social norms Positive Deviance Overconforms to social norms. Examples. Negative Deviance Obesity Positive Deviance Anorexia. Norm = Thinness .

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Deviance & Social Control

Deviance & Social Control. Deviance and Social Control. Social norms : standards or expectations of appropriate behavior for members of a given culture or subculture Deviance is a violation of social norms.

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Deviance and Social Control

Deviance and Social Control. (or why you do what you’re told and what happens when you don’t). Deviance and Social Control . Social control What is deviance? Explaining deviance Crime. Social Control.

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Social Youth Deviance

Social Youth Deviance. Seth Coast Patrick Morrisroe Dave Ware. Social Deviance. Social Deviance is a necessary and essential part of our everyday lives. Its problematic due to the disruption of any social normality.

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Deviance and Social control

Deviance and Social control. Chapter 7. What is deviance?. Refers to the behavior that departs from societal or group norms. Difficult to define because not everyone agrees… It can vary from group to group. . Types of Deviance. Positive . Negative.

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Deviance and Social Control

Deviance and Social Control. Chapter 7 Section 1. Nature of Deviance. Deviance: behavior that departs from societal or group norms. Can range from criminal behavior to wearing heavy makeup. Can be positive or negative

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Deviance and Social Control

Deviance and Social Control. Social Control. The methods by which social groups try to ensure conformity. Prisons Laws Folkways mores Norms. Informal Social Controls everyday expectations -ie: stares, talk, ridicule, threats. Formal Social Controls

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DEVIANCE AND SOCIAL CONTROL

8. DEVIANCE AND SOCIAL CONTROL. Section 1 - Deviance Section 2 - Crime. Section 1: Deviance. What is Deviance? Deviance Deviance is behavior that violates the standards of conduct or expectations of a group or society. Examples of deviants: alcoholics - bald

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Deviance and Social Control

Deviance and Social Control. Norms . Norms are an important part of culture. They help us decide what behaviors are proper and improper in various settings. You may be following them without even realizing it. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kgso3Y-l0h8

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Deviance and Social Behavior

Deviance and Social Behavior. Chapter 7 Sociology. Objectives. Define deviance Define social control and identify the major types of social control Discuss the positive and negative consequences of deviance Differentiate the major functional theories of deviance

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