_____ argued that the dominant ideology in any society is always the ideology of the ruling class
a. Karl Marx the idea that the social system is flawed.
b. Edward Banfield the emphasis on changing the correctional system.
c. Michael Harrington a focus on labeling theory.
d. Judith Chafel social myths about the degree of control we have over our fate.
Answer: a. Karl Marx
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A strength of the labeling theory is
a. it concentrates on the role of societal reaction in the creation of deviance. b. it focuses on the question of causation. c. it disregards undetected deviance. d. it assumes all deviants are normal.
According to Maryanski and Turner, individuals in horticultural societies are trapped in the "cage of kinship," whereas in agrarian societies they are trapped largely in the "cage of power."
Indicate whether this statement is true or false.
The statement "Women who receive welfare are less likely than other women to have babies" is an example of
A. an operational definition. B. a research design. C. causal logic. D. a hypothesis.
In differential association, what individuals are responsible for teaching values supportive of deviance?
a. The mass media b. Criminal outsiders c. Intimate others d. Schoolteachers