crime is inevitable and positive 4.0 / 5 based on 1 rating ? SociologyCrime and devianceA2/A-levelAQA Created by: MiaCCreated on: 15-06-15 20:01 What would too much crime be? disruptive to society 1 of 21 What could too much crime result in? social breakdown and anomie 2 of 21 what is durkheim's quote crime is normal, an integral part of healthy society 3 of 21 what is the first reason why crime is inevitable? Not everyone is socialised in to the same norms 4 of 21 What may not exist if not everyone has the same norms? Organic solidarity 5 of 21 Who suggests not everyone is socialised correctly? Murray 6 of 21 What theory approach does Murray belong to? The New Right 7 of 21 What is the second reason why crime is inevitable due to our society today? The postmodern society focuses on pluralism and choice so not everyone has the same definition of crime 8 of 21 So what is the definition of crime therefore subjective or objective? Subjective 9 of 21 Who refers to the 2 positive functions of crime? Durkheim 10 of 21 What is the first positive function? It reaffirms the boundaries through punishment 11 of 21 What does Cohen refer to? The dramatisation of evil 12 of 21 Explain what the dramatisation of evil does Forces people to conform as they learn about the consequences of crime 13 of 21 what is the second positive function? Adaptation and change 14 of 21 What does every crime begin with? A deviant act 15 of 21 What changes over time? Norms around crime and deviance 16 of 21 Crime therefore has what kind of nature? A reflexive nature 17 of 21 What does this nature allow crime to do It allows crime to progress 18 of 21 Too much crime creates... Anomie 19 of 21 Too little crime creates... repressed people 20 of 21 Also, what does too little crime prevent? social change 21 of 21
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