1. Jeopardy!
By Laura Schmeltzer
Period 5

2. Deviance and Social control
Crime and Punishment
Social Interactions
Socialization
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3. What is Socialization? to participate in a group.
The process of learning
to participate in a group.
What is Socialization?
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4. What are the five types of group social interactions?
Cooperation
Conflict
Social Exchange
Coercion
Conformity
What are the five types of group social interactions?
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5. from societal or group norms.
Behavior that departs
from societal or group norms.
What is deviance?
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6. An act committed in violation of the law.
What is a crime?
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7. What is a primary group? 2,1 Return People who are emotionally close,
know each other well, and seek
one another’s company.
What is a primary group?
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8. Cooperation Ex. Birthdays 2,2 Return
What is the interaction in which individuals or groups combine their efforts to reach a goal? What is an example of this?
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9. Negative Deviance
What type of deviance involves behavior that underconforms to accepted norms?
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10. What is the Criminal Justice System?
A system comprising institutions and processes
responsible for enforcing criminal statutes.
What is the Criminal Justice System?
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11. 3,1 Return Social Category: High School Seniors
Social Aggregate: Being a member of a sports team.
What is an example of a Social Category and a Social Aggregate?
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12. What is social exchange?
A voluntary action performed
in the expectation of getting a reward in return.
What is social exchange?
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13. What are social sanctions?
Rewards or punishments
that encourage conformity to social norms.
What are social sanctions?
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14. What is retribution? Punishment intended to make criminals
pay compensation for their acts.
What is retribution?
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15. Functions of a primary group: -emotional support -socialization
-encourage conformity
What are three functions of a primary group?
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16. What is Coercion? 4,2 Return Interaction in which individuals
or groups are forced to behave in a particular way.
What is Coercion?
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17. What are two positives and two negatives of social sanctions?
-Promotions
-Smiles
Negatives:
-Fines
-Ridicule
-Gossip
What are two positives and two negatives of social sanctions?
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18. A process of changing or reforming a criminal through socialization.
What is Rehabilitation?
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19. What is a secondary group?
People who share only part of their lives
while focusing on a goal or task.
What is a secondary group?
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20. What are three ways of “getting to yes” in negotiation?
-focus on underlying interests and not positions or demands
-invent solutions that are good for both sides
-use legitimacy and persuasion rather than force, will or violence
-develop empathy, to see the problem from the other’s perspective
-to listen
-to become aware of the role emotions play in negotiations and conflict
What are three ways of “getting to yes” in negotiation?
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21. conformity to society’s norms.
Ways to encourage
conformity to society’s norms.
What is Social Control?
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22. What are nine types of statistics that UCR covers?
murder, forcible rape, robbery, aggravated assault,
burglary, larceny-theft, motor vehicle theft,
arson, and hate crimes.
What are nine types of statistics that UCR covers?
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