SOCPSY 1Z03 Chapter Notes - Chapter 16: Anomie, Differential Association, Control Theory

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The violation of norms: norms are local, subcultural, or societal in scope. The repercussions of deviant behaviour depend on which time of norms and individual violates: anomie theory asserts that deviance occurs when persons do not have legitimate means available for attaining cultural success goals. Possible responses to anomie include ritualism, retreatism, innovation, and rebellion. General strain theory suggests that emotions link structural position and behaviour: control theory statues that deviance occurs when an individual is not responsive to the expectations of others. This responsiveness or social bond, includes attachment to others, commitment to long- term goals, involvement in conventional activities, and a respect for law and authority. Research indicates that social integration is associated with reduced rates of deviance in adolescence and adulthood: differential association theory emphasize the importance of learning through interaction with others. Reactions to norm violations: there are numerous possible responses to rule breaking.

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