Deviance

2. Durkeim believed that deviance ______ society together
4. Durkeim felt that deviance ______ social change
6. A person rejects social goals and means, to then replace them with new goals and means
7. Inner and outer controls keep us in line
8. The paradigm centered around how the people around us influence how we act and what we believe
11. Deviance helps society function and clarifies moral boundaries
14. What type of crime is more committed by the lower class and is more physically violent
16. Someone rejecting social goals and embracing conventional behavior
17. Normlessness
20. Society is defined by the conflicts between different groups of people

1. People identified as a deviant start to embrace it
3. Deviance is learned from the people he are around
5. Believed that values, our conscience, friends, law enforcement, and bonds were as controls to keep us from deviance
9. A negative status caused by labels
10. Believed that deviance was learned from families, friends, and social networks
12. Believed that the amount of evidence a society exhibited showed whether the society has provided the men to achieve social goals.
13. Crime is a way for people to achieve goals that they don't have legitimate means of achieving
15. What type of crime does money laundering and fraud fall under
18. When someone uses illegitimate means to achieve a socially accepted goal
19. Someone going against social goals and legitimate means of achieving them