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    How important are social and cultural factors as predictors of youth offending? Throughout this essay‚ I am going to be looking at the topic of youth offending. I will be looking at what factors can be used as the predictors for youth offending and in particular I will be researching into how important social and cultural factors as predictors of youth offending. In order to do this‚ I will be looking at different sociologists theories as far as young offending is concerned and what evidence there

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    Today’s prisons have become increasingly overcrowded‚ and living condition has gone from bad to worse. Since the 1980’s the prison population in the United States has grown exceptionality. In this deviant subculture of murder‚ assault‚ and homosexual rape inmates tend equates these undertaking as a part of everyday life. Furthermore‚ these acts are seen by many inmates as being conducive to the mere survivability of prison life. Therefore‚ implementing policies changes such as those to address sexual

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    young are able to deviate by using techniques of neutralization‚ i.e. they can temporarily suspend the applicability of norms by developing attitudes "favorable to deviant behavior". The five common techniques were: 1. denial of responsibility (I couldn’t help myself)- Denial of responsibility is a technique used when the deviant act was caused by an outside force. This technique goes beyond looking at the criminal act as an accident.  The individual feels that they are drawn into the situation

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    they get in the car. Norms are passed on from generation to generation and ‘adapted to fit the social climate’ which is the change of norms‚ values‚ family‚ gender‚ race‚ etc. However‚ there are people who don’t follow the norms and they’re called deviants. Fox is a sociologist who spent 3 years observing the English norms‚ cultures and wrote a book based on her studies. One of the thing that caught her attention was the use of mobile phones which seemed to be in everyone’s life regardless of class

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    structure that are considered the root causes deviation and/or crime; they consist of lack of education‚ little to no marketable skills and a life of poverty‚ and an increase in deviant subculture values. Poverty (considered the lowest level or class in our society today) is one of the many reasons people revert to deviant criminal behavior. The poverty class and/or level is comprised of high levels of drug use and addiction‚ low level of employment‚ high level of unemployment‚ crime‚ and the people

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    The Labelling Theory

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    The problem he saw is that because of the emphasis on the deviant’s identity problems and subculture‚ the average person is likely to see the exact opposite‚ and perceive the deviant as just that‚ a deviant‚ and it could possibly make them see the individual even more so as a deviant‚ than they did before reading up on the labelling

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    promoting actively merely to increase statistics reported to other government officials and the public Reactivist deviance: proposes that no act is inherently deviant; instead‚ this view of deviance suggests that members of society routinely engage in various rule-breaking behaviors‚ but some of those who break rules are labeled deviant while many others are

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    Social process theories view deviant and criminal behaviors as evolving mechanisms learned through societal interaction. Social development theories view deviant and criminal behaviors as part of a maturational process. The process involves numerous perspectives including biological‚ psychological‚ and social‚ that all occur simultaneously as the individual progresses through life. In this paper the author will examine what different social process’s there are and how they support Pelican Bay State

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    abominations and any American who was caught consuming or producing the delectable dairy product would be deemed societal deviant and could be jailed indefinitely or thrown into a mental ward until medical professionals decide that you have been adequately cured of your dairy addiction? It seems strange that something that comes across so naturally can be decided by a majority to be deviant and outside of the norm; yet this was exactly how many in the gay community felt in the early seventies when being

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    Sociology Definitions

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    Culture: All that human beings learn to do‚ to use‚ to produce‚ to know‚ and to believe as they grow to maturity and live out their lives in the social groups to which they belong. Culture Shock: The reaction people may have when encountering cultural traditions different from their own. Culture Universal: Forms or patterns for resolving the common‚ basic‚ human problems that are found in all cultures. Culture universals include the division of labor‚ the incest taboo‚ marriage‚ the family‚ rites

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