Sociology Crime and Deviance - Functionalism and Subculturalism Descriptions and evalations of Functionalism and Subculturalism 4.0 / 5 based on 8 ratings ? SociologyCrime and devianceA2/A-levelAll boards Created by: MariaCreated on: 04-06-10 11:19 Albert Cohen agreed with Durkehim and stated that: Crime could act as a safety valve and warning device 1 of 6 Merton argued that: Crime arose as a means to achieving an ends and coping with social strains to achieve these ends 2 of 6 Albert Cohen saw crime as: A result of status frustration 3 of 6 Marxists in particular would criticise Functionalism for: Ignoring the role of power in the social structure 4 of 6 Cloward and Ohlin's deviant subcultures are: Conflict, Retreatist and Criminal 5 of 6 Bordua criticised Miller for: Viewing the lower working class as separate from the rest of society 6 of 6
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