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A) feminist theories and differential association
B) labeling and differential association
C) labeling and feminist theories
D) strain and labeling
E) differential association and strain
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A) age 12-15
B) age 18 and under
C) age 40 and older
D) aged 29 and younger
E) age 30 and older
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A) cybercrime.
B) occupational crime.
C) corporate crime.
D) organized crime.
E) industrial crime.
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A) one's environment has little influence on deviance and crime.
B) most deviant and criminal behavior is spontaneous.
C) labeling is a major factor in explaining deviance.
D) primary deviance leads to secondary deviance.
E) most people learn deviant behavior through interaction.
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A) Social class affects crime rates.
B) Crime rates are higher in low-income areas than in wealthy suburbs.
C) Poor people are more deviant than those at the higher end of the socioeconomic ladder.
D) Poor people are the most likely to engage in intellectual property theft.
E) Most offenders are never arrested.
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A) Crime and deviance create tension and insecurity.
B) Crime and deviance erode trust.
C) Crime and deviance damage confidence in institutions.
D) Crime and deviance is costly.
E) Crime and deviance create social unity.
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A) Sanction
B) Anomie
C) Social control
D) Deviance
E) Strain
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A) avoidance
B) prevention
C) intervention
D) punishment
E) rehabilitation
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A) informal social controls.
B) formal social controls.
C) external sanctions.
D) positive sanctions.
E) negative sanctions.
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A) endorsements of certain behaviors.
B) forms of conformity that are written into law.
C) inconsistent forms of punishment.
D) rewards or punishments for obeying or violating a norm.
E) illegal activities conducted online.
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A) Informal
B) Formal
C) Positive
D) Negative
E) Individual
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A) one-quarter
B) one-third
C) one-half
D) two-thirds
E) three-quarters
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A) is always more serious than deviance.
B) is always less serious than deviance.
C) involves a larger share of the population.
D) violates written laws.
E) violates rules that are deemed immoral.
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A) murder
B) rape
C) arson
D) speeding tickets
E) larceny
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A) informal social controls.
B) formal social controls.
C) external sanctions.
D) positive sanctions.
E) negative sanctions.
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A) Conflict theory exaggerates the importance of capitalism.
B) Conflict theory deemphasizes the crimes committed by low-income people.
C) Conflict theory ignores the ways that deviance and crime are functional for society.
D) Conflict theory ignores the linkages between power and social class.
E) Conflict theory usually focuses on men.
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A) conformist.
B) innovator.
C) ritualist.
D) retreatist.
E) rebel.
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