Warm-up:
What term do sociologists use for behavior that significantly violates societal or group norms?
Why do sociologists have problems defining deviance?
What are two types of deviance?
Explain the difference between internal and external social control.
State the purpose of social sanction.
At some point in growing up, nearly everyone displays some minor deviant behaviors, such as cutting class or telling a lie. Getting "caught" is such behaviors generally results in attempts at social control. Recall an instance for yourself. How successful were these controls in changing your behavior? (Be specific as to the type of social control and their precise application to you.)
Why do sociologists have problems defining deviance?
What are two types of deviance?
Explain the difference between internal and external social control.
State the purpose of social sanction.
At some point in growing up, nearly everyone displays some minor deviant behaviors, such as cutting class or telling a lie. Getting "caught" is such behaviors generally results in attempts at social control. Recall an instance for yourself. How successful were these controls in changing your behavior? (Be specific as to the type of social control and their precise application to you.)
Objective:
SWBAT discuss the functionalist perspective regarding deviance.