Who says, "an act or person can only become deviant when labelled by others as deviant"
Becker
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Who says, "police decisions to arrest were based on stereotypical ideas about manner, dress, gender, class, ethnicity, time and place"?
Piliavin and Briar
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Who says, " police use typifications (stereotypes) of the 'typical delinquent' and individuals fitting the typification are more likely to be stopped, arrested and charged?"
Cicourel
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What is the trend for working class and ethnic minority juveniles?
More likely to fit the typification, be arrested and charged.
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What is the trend for middle class juveniles?
Less likely to fit the typification and therefore, less likely to be charged.
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What are crime statistics?
A topic not a resource.
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Why don't crime statistics give a valid picture of crime?
Working class people fit police typifications so their areas are patrolled more therefore, more working class arrests are made.
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Who says, "we cannot take crime statistics at face value"?
Cicourel
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What is the difference between a topic and a resource?
A resource is a source of facts whereas a topic can be investigated to find out the process by which it was constructed.
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Who says, "by labelling certain people as deviant, society actually encourages them to be more so"?
Lemert
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What does societal reaction cause according to Lemert?
Secondary deviance
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What are the characteristics of primary deviance?
Haven't been publicly labelled, have many causes, often trivial, mostly go uncaught
What are the steps of the deviance amplification spiral?
Media exaggeration, moral entrepeneurs, demonising/folk devils
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What are the mods and rockers and example of (Cohen)?
Folk devils, moral panics, deviance amplification spiral
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What is the key difference between Functionalist and Labelling theorists?
Labelling theorists see control producing social control
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Card 2
Front
Who says, "police decisions to arrest were based on stereotypical ideas about manner, dress, gender, class, ethnicity, time and place"?
Back
Piliavin and Briar
Card 3
Front
Who says, " police use typifications (stereotypes) of the 'typical delinquent' and individuals fitting the typification are more likely to be stopped, arrested and charged?"
Back
Card 4
Front
What is the trend for working class and ethnic minority juveniles?
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