Deviant Study guides, Study notes & Summaries

Table Of Contents UNIT I: Foundations in Theory Chapter 1. Mental Health and Mental Illness Chapter 2. Theories and Therapies Chapter 3. Psychobiology and Psychopharmacology UNIT II: Foundations for Practice Chapter 4. Treatment Settings Chapter 5. Cultural Implications Chapter 6. Legal and Ethical Considerations UNIT III: Psychosocial Nursing Tools Chapter 7. The Nursing Process and Standards of Care Chapter 8. Therapeutic Relationships Chapter 9. Therapeutic Communicati...

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Sociology Chapter 6 - Questions and Answers The term used to describe modes of action that do not conform to the norms or values most members of a group or society hold is a. anomie. b. conformity. c. alienation. d. deviance. Which statement concerning deviance is most accurate? a. All lawbreakers are deviants. b. Everyone participates to some degree in the creation of rules. c. All deviant behaviors are illegal. d. Everyone commits deviant crimes sometimes. A subculture whose members hold val...

SOC 100 Exam 2 Purdue Questions and Answers 100% Pass deviant behavior nonconformity to/violation of a set of cultural norms informal deviance minor transgressions of norms formal deviance crime; violation of norms that have been codified into law (not all crime is deviant) ______________ can determine what is or is not considered deviant. social status Biological/psychological perspective on deviance Caesar Lombroso observed physical traits of criminals, but non criminals may have same feat...

According to the reading, deviance: A. always starts with malicious intent B. is an action, belief, or human characteristic that violates group norms C. is the same everywhere across the globe D. varies across time from one era to another - Answer- B Many conditions that were once considered deviant have shifted over time to be _____________________________. A. stigmatized B. normal C. evil D. crimes - Answer- B Tattoos are an example of: A. something that has always been and alwa...

OCR AS/A Level Sociology - Unit 1/Section A Introducing Socialisation, Culture and Identity Contains: Key sociologists and researchers; Theoretical views of the role and formation of youth culture and subcultures; Deviant subcultures; Explanations for young people participating in deviant subcultures; The media and youth deviance

Statistical approach? what's it lacking? Correct Answer-to see if a lot of people do it or minority of people do it. -if everyone does it wont violate any standard -lacking: evaluation of judgement of behavior, people are going to judge what is right and wrong Absolutist approach Correct Answer-standard of what is deviant and what is not functionalist Correct Answer-see's society like an organism, sometimes we get sick and our bodies do not work properly, deviance is a part of society ...

Who created the strain/anomie theory? Correct Answer-Merton Who is the primary focus of Merton's strain theory? Correct Answer-The lower class In Merton's strain theory, societies with certain characteristics (strains) are more likely to have ...? Correct Answer-High rates of deviance at the societal and individual level What features of society does the Strain theory focus on? Correct Answer-Permanent features of the social structure of society In the Strain theory, what are peopl...

Major Categories of Mental Illness CORRECT ANSWER Behavior or mood inappropriate to the setting Behavior that tends to inflexible or impulsive No medical definition boundaries are too broad Symptoms of Mental Illness CORRECT ANSWER Extreme Anxiety Paranoia Hallucinations Delusions Depression Obsessions Unexplained Memory Loss Confusion Exited Delirium Mental Illness Manifest in Jail CORRECT ANSWER Mentally ill do not receive the medical health care that they need Their me...

Dysfunction Correct Answer-a breakdown in normal functioning; impairment in social or work related functioning Ego-syntonic Correct Answer-Behaviours, values, and feelings that align with the needs/goals of the ego and the individual's self-image Ego-dystonic Correct Answer-Behaviours, values, and feelings that conflict with the needs/goals of ego and the individual's self-image Deviant Correct Answer-A person who breaks significant societal or group norms Principles of psychologic...