Deviance

3. unauthorized _____ allow people to express political or social discontent all the while being deviant without disrupting social order.
9. not all norm __________ are considered deviance
10. minor acts of deviance can serve as a saftey ____ when people are unhappy with their lives or social conditions.
11. according to Erving Goffman, a pesrson labeled as deviant has a spoiled social identity and is no longer seen as _______ or whole.
12. deviance draws a line between conforming memebers of society and __________.
14. what is considered deviant varies among ______.
16. Deviance helps maintain group _____.
18. Marking peoples bodies with an outward sign of their norm violation as deviant is a type of ________(2 words).

1. The ______ of norm violations serves as a warning to others that society will not tolerate certain behaviors.
2. Another role of deviance is the creation of legitimate _____ like judges, lawwyers and police officers.
3. behavior that violates significant social norms
4. when large numbers of people violate particular norms its often an indication that something in society is a ______ that needs to be changed.
5. _________ is an important function of society and a society cannot function without it.
6. Japanese syndrom characterized by withdraw from society for 6+ months
7. The Ancient ____ took stigmas to the next level by cutting or burining signs into the bodies of criminals to warn others to avoid those people.
8. the rewards and punishments used to enforce conformity to norms
13. in much of the 1900's it would be considered deviant for stores to conduct business on _________.
15. a mark of social disgrace that sets the deviant apart from the rest of society
17. Emile Durkheim that deviance helps to _____ norms in socity and promote social change