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Chapter 6: Deviance, Crime, and Punishment
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Introduction to Sociology - Milestone 2
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Cjus 330 UPDATED Exam Questions and CORRECT Answers
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Social Control Theory A theory by Travis Hirschi that linked delinquent behavior to 
the bonds individuals have with conventional social groups such as the family and school. 
Labeling (Labeling Perspective) Labeling theory contends that society creates the 
deviant by labeling some juveniles as "different" from others. 
Aftercare With the formation of the juvenile court, this became another term for parole. 
Adjudicatory Hearing This hearing for juveniles is equivalent to a trial in adu...
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Cjus 330 Key PASSED Exam Questions and CORRECT Answers
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Social Control TheoryA theory by Travis Hirschi that linked delinquent behavior to the 
bonds individuals have with conventional social groups such as the family and school. 
Turning PointInvolves a gradual or dramatic change and may lead to "modification, 
reshaping, or transition from one state, condition, or phase to another. 
Labeling (Labeling Perspective)Labeling theory contends that society creates the 
deviant by labeling some juveniles as "different" from others. 
AftercareWith th...
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Introduction to Sociology - Milestone 2.
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SOCE200 Final Test Questions with Correct Answers
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SOCE200 Final Test Questions with Correct Answers 
 
Mateo doesn't agree with society's pressure to be financially independent by attaining a high-paying job. However, he still wants to get an education and get a job like his friends. Yet, he is not focused on the goal of becoming wealthy. What do Mateo's beliefs BEST represent? - Answer-ritualism 
 
What is it called when people reject the societal goal but continue to use the accepted means of reaching the goal? - Answer-ritualism 
 
Durkhe...
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Introduction to Sociology - Milestone 2.
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Discussion 5 Brevard Community College SOC MISC
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5. Compare and contrast Hirschi’s two theories. How would each theory propose we do to 
prevent crime? 
Crime is inevitable and will never be eradicated. Travis Hirschi claims that theories such as 
social bond theory and self-control theory can help society understand the causation of crimes. 
According to Hirschi, with his social bond theory, everyone has the potential to commit crimes, 
but it is the social bonds and ties that they share with friends, family, and other societal members 
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Sociology 205 COHN Questions & Answers
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What is the Control Theory? - ANSWER Delinquent acts result when an individuals bond to society is weakened or broken. 
 
what was Durkheimian's view in Travis Hirschi's book? - ANSWER We are moral beings to the extent that we are social beings. People might be too busy doing conventional things to find time to do deviant things. 
 
Which gender is more likely to commit crimes? Why? - ANSWER Boys. Boys are more likely to commit crimes because they are less supervised. 
 
What can prevent a chi...
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Introduction to Sociology - Milestone 2 100% Correct
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