Crime and Deviance

2. ______ means referring to approved ways of reaching cultural goals
5. the violation of rules or norms
6. blemishes that discredit a person's claim to a normal identity
8. the violation of norms that are written into law
10. Miller suggests that lower class patterns challenge the mainstream values forming these delinquent groups.
12. a reward or punishment for approved behaviour
13. according to Miller this is the low value placed on being soft or sentimental
14. according to Social control theory this has to do with respect and shared human values
17. the violation of a society's formally enacted law
18. unwritten rules of socially acceptable behaviour
19. a group's formal and informal means of enforcing norms

1. the theorist that studied the strength of bonds an individual has to society
3. the legitimate objectives held out to the members of society
4. theorist that observed at that an an itself is not deviant unless there is a reaction to it
7. _____ theory developed by Merton
8. Marxists see laws and policing as serving the interests of this group.
9. theorist who noted that deviance is functional for society
11. Cloward and Ohlin noted at these structures are woven into the life of slums
15. theorist whose major divergence from Durkheim involves the use of power
16. theory which suggests people are affected by perceptions and channel behaviour accordingly