A fully social theory of deviance. 2.5 / 5 based on 2 ratings ? SociologyCrime and devianceA2/A-levelAQA Created by: MiaCCreated on: 16-06-15 19:11 What is the fully social theory of deviance? The aim of neo marxists 1 of 12 What does the neo-marxist theory provide? A comprehensive understanding of crime and deviance 2 of 12 What does their view allow society to do? Change for the better. 3 of 12 What does their theory need to unite in terms of elements to understand crime and deviance? 6 elements. 4 of 12 The wider origins of the deviant act means... the unequal capitalist distribution of power 5 of 12 The immediate origins of the deviant act means... The context an individual decides to commit an act 6 of 12 The act itself means... The meaning for the actor, is it rebellion against capitalsm? 7 of 12 The immediate origins of societal reaction means... reactions of those around the deviant when deviance is discovered e.g. police,family,community 8 of 12 The wider origins of societal reaction means... Who has the power to define actors as deviant and label others in the structure of society, some acts are more harshly labelled. 9 of 12 The effects of labelling means... the effect of the deviants future actions. 10 of 12 What could labelling link to? Deviancy amplification in some cases but not all. 11 of 12 So if you label deviants, what could they become? More deviant. 12 of 12
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