Functionalist Theory of Crime and Deviance 0.0 / 5 ? SociologyCrime and devianceA2/A-levelAQA Created by: Kearj12Created on: 04-12-18 11:54 No matter what society - crime is there inevitable 1 of 19 Crime differs between societies relative 2 of 19 People act in a criminal way - we can shape society Functional 3 of 19 The media reaffirms the existing values of society Reaffirming the values 4 of 19 Crime contributes to a change in law Changing values 5 of 19 The community are drawn together in a sense of unity Social Cohesion 6 of 19 What type of society is less complex and fairly primitive? Mechanistic 7 of 19 What type of society is more complex and developed? Organic 8 of 19 What type of punishment is used in Mechanistic societies? Retribution 9 of 19 What type of punishment is used in Organic societies? Restitution 10 of 19 Who asked '' why people don't people commit crime''? Hirschi 11 of 19 A harmless way for people to let off steam safety valve 12 of 19 A signal to society that something may be wrong or not working Warning Device 13 of 19 Who said that lack of oppotunity led to blocked aspirations? Merton 14 of 19 Accepting the goals and the means Conformity 15 of 19 Accepting goals but rejecting the means Innovation 16 of 19 Rejecting the goals but accepting the means Ritualism 17 of 19 Rejecting the goals and the means Retreatism 18 of 19 Replacing the means and goals with new ones Rebellion 19 of 19
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