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NDSU Sociology Exam 2 Questions with Correct Answers what do functionalists believe? - Answer-functionalists believe that everyone must respect norms and follow rules or society cannot function what do symbolic internationalists focus on? - Answer-they focus on the fact that we as a society cr...

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NDSU Sociology Exam 2 Questions
with Correct Answers
what do functionalists believe? - Answer-functionalists believe that everyone must
respect norms and follow rules or society cannot function

what do symbolic internationalists focus on? - Answer-they focus on the fact that we as
a society create/construct meanings and rules in our society

what do conflict theorists believe? - Answer-they believe that social control just keeps
power in the hands of the powerful

what can social control be? - Answer-positive and negative, formal and informal

3 reasons (power theory) - Answer-1. greater motive
2. greater opportunity
3. LESS control over them

differential justice - Answer-people treated differently based on groups they are in

feminist theorists - Answer-focus on deviance and crimes as a result of patriarchy

feminization of poverty - Answer-children and their single, head-of-household mothers
living in poverty in the highest numbers

symbolic internationalists - Answer-we LEARN deviance

differential association theory - Answer-it depends on DIFFERENT people you
ASSOCIATE with that determines your actions

labeling theory - Answer-it is not the ACT that makes something deviant, but our
REACTION to it

primary deviance - Answer-when an act of deviance occurs

secondary deviance - Answer-when an individual believe that a label/term applies to
them, they internalize

most crime victims are: - Answer-young, black, men living in poor neighborhoods in the
inner city

most offenders are: - Answer-young, white, men living in poor neighborhoods in the
inner city

, crime rate for women are: - Answer-rising

what are men more likely to be than women - Answer-offenders

social control - Answer-ways we try to prevent and react to people in society

criminal justice system is made up of these three groups - Answer-police, courts, and
prison

recidivism rates - Answer-the rates which convicted felons who have done their time
and been released, reoffend and end up back in prison within a 3 year period of time


Group - Answer-2 or more people who share the same norms, values, expectations and
meet on a regular basis

dyad - Answer-group of two

triad - Answer-group of three

Group size: as a group size increases, stability (blank), as group size increases,
intensity of relationships (blank) - Answer-Increases
decreases

diffusion of responsibility - Answer-the tendency to feel that you do not need to
respond/help the larger the group gets

primary group - Answer-a primary group is a relatively small group of people who
engage in intimate face-to-face interaction over an extended period of time

secondary group - Answer-a secondary group is usually large, formal, impersonal, and
a temporary collection of people that pursues a specific goal or activity

reference groups - Answer-a group of people that shape our behavior, values, and
attitudes

in-group - Answer-members of an in-group share a sense of identity that excludes
outsiders

out-group - Answer-people who are viewed and treated negatively because they are
seen as having values, beliefs or other characteristics different from one's own

social network - Answer-a web of social ties that links individuals to others

functionalists see groups/organizations as composed of (blank), most are (blank) -
Answer-inter-related parts

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