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Q1: True or False: Crime and Deviance are interchangeable terms.
A: False
Q2: Which of these types of theft is MOST common in the US?
A: Wage Theft
Q3: Theories that emphasize consensus on norms and values, so
deviance is "abnormal," fall under which category?
A: Functionalism
Q4: If it is deviant for Jewish and Muslim individuals to eat pork,
but not Christians, which theory best explains this difference?
A: Subcultures and Deviance
Q5: Which of these is an example of informal social control?
A: Your mother chastises you for cheating on an exam
Q6: According to Simmel's proposition, which of these kinds of
groups should be the MOST stable?
A: National Political Parties
Q7: What is social closure?
A: the ability of groups to strategically and consciously exclude outsiders or those deemed
"undesirable" from participating in the group or enjoying the group's resources
Q8: Groupthink can be dangerous
A: True
Q9: Which of these DOES NOT fit the ideal type of bureaucracy?
A: Goal Displacement
Q10: Which theory best explains this scenario: a college freshman
mobilizes their cultural capital through anticipatory
socialization to fit in at a fraternity's rush event?
A: Symbolic Interactionism
Answers
Q1: True or False: Crime and Deviance are interchangeable terms.
A: False
Q2: Which of these types of theft is MOST common in the US?
A: Wage Theft
Q3: Theories that emphasize consensus on norms and values, so
deviance is "abnormal," fall under which category?
A: Functionalism
Q4: If it is deviant for Jewish and Muslim individuals to eat pork,
but not Christians, which theory best explains this difference?
A: Subcultures and Deviance
Q5: Which of these is an example of informal social control?
A: Your mother chastises you for cheating on an exam
Q6: According to Simmel's proposition, which of these kinds of
groups should be the MOST stable?
A: National Political Parties
Q7: What is social closure?
A: the ability of groups to strategically and consciously exclude outsiders or those deemed
"undesirable" from participating in the group or enjoying the group's resources
Q8: Groupthink can be dangerous
A: True
Q9: Which of these DOES NOT fit the ideal type of bureaucracy?
A: Goal Displacement
Q10: Which theory best explains this scenario: a college freshman
mobilizes their cultural capital through anticipatory
socialization to fit in at a fraternity's rush event?
A: Symbolic Interactionism
