For the most part, as an example of loner deviance, women in Sirles study reported utilizing
a. a network of close intimate friends and confidants as a support group.
b. lies and secrecy to keep their deviance hidden.
c. sought the company of other like-minded persons both for social support and as a means of finding a mentor to assist them with various techniques.
d. chose to compartmentalize their lives by becoming both recreational drug-users and fitness or health buffs.
B
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Answer the following statement(s) true (T) or false (F)
1. Deviance can be seen as a global flow because people who are defined as deviant can move around the world quickly and easily. 2. Deviant consumers include those who consume too much or do not consume enough conventional goods. 3. Explanatory theories of deviance mostly focus on upbringing as the factor responsible for deviance. 4. Constructionist theories of deviance focus on those who create and enforce moral order. 5. The strain theory is part of the structural-functional approach in explaining deviant behavior.
Confucius, whose sayings are collected in the_____, taught that people must learn the importance of order in human relationships and must follow a strict code of moral conduct, including respect for others, benevolence, and reciprocity
a. Torah b. Qur'an c. Old Testament d. Analects
The broader social changes that accompany economic development based on industrialization are termed ____
a. functionalism b. modernization c. internationalization d. globalization e. postindustrialism
A manager may monitor employee behavior by
a. observing the greeter in a discount store welcoming customers to a store. b. distributing surveys to their customers inquiring about the adequacy of service or particular areas that require further attention. c. electronically eavesdropping on telephone operators' conversations. d. checking directly with the customers to see if service has been adequate. e. all of the above.