Deviance Review

3. This Roughneck received an unsolicited college scholarship which helped him achieve society's goals through the legitimate means
4. The school encourages this type of social bond by providing many clubs and activities students can join
6. The American sociologist & criminologist who developed the Control theory of deviance
8. This theory of deviance says that strong social bonds are likely to keep us conforming to norms
9. The member of the Saints who got left senior year and didn't graduate on time and began associating with a more deviant group of friends
11. Those people who reject the goals of society and the legitimate means of achieving them, substituting new goals and new means are engaging in this
12. The rewards or punishments used to encourage conformity to norms are called social ____
13. This type of deviance refers to behavior that over-conforms to norms in perfectionist or unbalanced ways
16. This theory of deviance says that deviance occurs when there is a gap between the goals of society and the means of achieving them
19. The author of the Saints and the Roughnecks study who followed two groups of high school boys for the better part of 2 years
21. Those people who accept the goal of society, but use illegitimate or illegal means of achieving them are engaging in this

1. The theory of deviance that says deviance is relative and more about who commits the act than the act itself
2. This theory explains deviance as the result of those in positions of power determining what behavior is considered deviant
5. Not everyone internalizes norms during the socialization process because everyone is socialized differently so this type of social control exists to help ensure conformity to norms
7. This type of social control is usually developed during the socialization process
10. This type of deviance This type of deviance is not isolated and becomes someone's master status
12. The group in Chambliss' study that was considered the "good" boys who were "going to make something of themselves"
14. The type of sanction anyone can give- this can be anything from a thumbs-up to a glaring look
15. This social bond means that the more connections we have with people the more likely we are to conform
17. The founder of sociology whose work the Strain and Control theories of deviance are based on
18. The type of isolated deviance or occasional norm-breaking that we all engage in from time to time
20. This Roughneck was arguably the most deviant as he did attempt to rob a gas station and was sent to reform school for 6 months