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    Deviance: Nature vs. Nurture Every society has developed their own rules and principles‚ and every society contains those who break away from these norms and expectations. These people are called deviants. All societies throughout history have had these deviants who refuse to follow the rules set up by the community in which they live. Deviance is necessary‚ to some degree‚ for societies to advance. Without deviance‚ human culture would stagnate. The causes of deviance‚ like many

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    Effects Of TV on Children "By the age of 18 a child will have watched 200‚000 acts of violence on TV‚ including 40‚000 murders" (Clark). What does this mean? Well‚ this means the television industry is showing an absurd amount of violence on TV. Television has been around for many years. In 1952‚ the first violent TV show aired on television and it was a hug success ("To much TV is harmful to kids"). Since then‚ the number of violent shows on television is increasing over the years. What makes

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    Resilience Vs Deviance

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    I’m not the smartest‚ strongest‚ or most athletic person in the world‚ but I do believe I have one thing over most people‚ and that’s resilience. Starting from a young age‚ I had to take on responsibilities that usually kids my age would never have to face. I quickly learned that I would have to become mature quickly to help out around the house. Through the first three years of my schooling career alone‚ I had to move on five separate occasions and another three times after that. Each move brought

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    study the impact of TV food channels on society‚ with respect to economic‚ social and psychological aspects. Survey method is used to collect the primary data. In subcontinent eating is source of pleasure‚ entertainment‚ fun‚ and way to express love & respect to others. No clear evidence‚ but assumed by anthropologists that cooking fires began only about 250‚000 years ago‚ accidently. Television is most effective means of communication; it has altered our activities‚ family and social interaction patterns

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    Is Tv Bad for Children

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    Is TV bad for your children? Is TV actually bad for your child to watch? Americans watch TV up to seven hours a day that can affect our “social lives‚ ways of learning and entertaining ourselves‚ family relations‚ and lifestyles.” Kids spend more time watching TV then going out and doing anything productive or active. Do our children learn from TV or is it better to read a book? What kinds of violence are we letting our kids watch? What if they get influenced by it? These are all questions we

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    their time watching TV is not good for them. Some consider it a good thing so they have a “babysitter” or think it is good because of educational purposes. There are many different studies done on children and the amount of television they watch. On one website I saw that one study showed children who watched a lot of TV grew up aggressively and ended up in jail‚ in the next sentence it says there are new studies showing it can improve kids behavior. Some doctor’s argue that TV can make children

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    Effect of reality tv

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    1. Introduction We live in a globalised world were information is king. The technology world as brought the world to our feet by just a click of the button. We are now surrounded by virtual worlds and reality TV. The question is has this brought us to a place were our reality is now blurred? We live in a world were we are surrounded by the mass media portraying air brushed woman‚ attractive guys‚ perfect families etc this is in our faces so much that we start to think that this is who we should

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    the causes of watching tv

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    to ever be created‚ or is it? I cannot imagine life without a TV. Television provides information and entertainment. Nowadays almost all people have their TV at home. Ever since I read Dana Stevens article‚ I’ve learned that television does more harm than good to people’s lives. TV can be comforting but it can get addicting. It teaches children to sit and watch adventure TV shows than actually doing it. Society thinks that watching TV is okay but in my opinion it’s not it can teach children bad things

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    And yet‚ "reality" is dramatized on reality programming to an extent quite unlike conventional television news‚ and this dramatization is often geared towards more promotional‚ rather than informational‚ ends. The truth of the matter is that reality shows are all fundamentally real at their core‚ but with most programming – producers know that viewership is key to securing the corporate sponsorships. High viewership leads to more corporate sponsors‚ more corporate sponsors means more money‚ more money

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    Assess subcultural explanation of crime and deviance Subcultural theories are used as an attempt to understand the cause of crime and deviance‚ they state that people who commit crime share different values from the mass law abiding members of society. They argue that these crime-committing people do not completely oppose to mainstream values; rather they have amended certain values forming ‘subcultures’. Theorists Albert Cohen believes that status frustration is the motive behind delinquent

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