Interactionism and Crime

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Who argues that each individual has a 'master status' and deviances can be both primary and secondary?
Lemert
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Who believes in moral entrepreneurs and moral crusades?
Becker
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Who looked at incest on a pacific island?
Makinowski
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Which moral panic was on mods and rockers?
Cohen's
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What was Jock Young's moral panic on?
Drug dealers in London
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Who looked at 'negotiability' of labels, focusing on young, straight male prostitutes?
Reiss
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Who criticised labelling theories for preventing criminals as normal people with a label?
Akers
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Who believes there is a variety of reactions to rule- breaking, as seen in their studies of homosexual advances on straight male students?
Kitsue
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Who coined the neologism 'deviancy amplification', focusing especially on marginalisation due to labels?
Wilkins
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Who criticises labelling theorists for reinforcing the ideas that pimps, prostitutes and the mentally ill are all deviant rather than criminal?
Liazos
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Who criticises labelling theorists for not challenging the status quo, rather just criticising doctors and police officers as labellers?
Gouldner
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This a great resource which provides a basic review of the interactionist rather interactionalist perspective on crime and deviansce. The options with regards to self assessment are also great and will suit a variety of learners with different learning styles.

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