HOW IS SOCIETY CONTROLLED?

Slides:

Advertisements

Similar presentations

Deviance and Social Control Chapter 7 Section 1. Nature of Deviance Deviance: behavior that departs from societal or group norms. Can range from criminal.

Advertisements

Ch. 3: Cultural Conformity and Adaptation Sec. 2: Social Control.

UNIVERSAL WORLD VALUES…?

THE STUDY OF HUMAN RELATIONSHIPS SOCIOLOGY HOLT, RINEHART AND WINSTON 1 CHAPTER 3 Cultural Conformity and Adaptation Section 1: The American Values System.

Social Control.

BR. Do you think society is able to control people? Explain your thoughts on this question?

CHAPTER 3 Cultural Conformity and Adaptation

Section 1: The American Value System Section 2: Social Control

An Introduction to Sociology

Cultural Conformity and Adaptation.  1. Temperance – “eat not to Dullness, drink not to elevation”  2. Silence -“speak not but what may benefit others”

Chapter 7, Deviance, Conformity and Social Control Key Terms.

THE STUDY OF HUMAN RELATIONSHIPS SOCIOLOGY HOLT, RINEHART AND WINSTON 1 CHAPTER 3 Cultural Conformity and Adaptation Section 1: The American Values System.

Social Control.

Do Now What are some ethical things you believe are wrong to do (example: rape). Why are they wrong? (3 Sentences) What are some ethical things you believe.

S OCIAL C ONTROL Chapter 3, Section 2. I NTERNALIZATION OF N ORMS There are two main ways in which norms are enforced– internalization and sanctions.

Social Control and Deviance

Ch. 3 Cultural Conformity and Adaptation

The American Value System

Unit 1: Culture and Social Culture

SOCIAL CONTROL, CRIME AND DEVIAMCE. Chapter outline Definition, types and essentials of social control Definition, types and essentials of deviance Definition,

Social Control People generally follow social norms—and expect others to as well—because they have internalized the norms that they feel are useful and.

Social Control Page Internalization process by which a norm becomes a part of an individuals personality EX: When you go to the movies you sit.

Why do you use deodorant? Why do girls carry purses? Why do you take your hat off when you eat? Why do you put your hand over your mouth when you yawn?

Chapter 3 Cultural Conformity and Adaptation

CULTURAL CONFORMITY AND ADAPTATION

C HAPTER Social Control. I NTERNALIZATION OF N ORMS Every society develops norms that reflect the cultural values its members consider important.

Cultural Conformity and Adaptation Social Change Chapter 3, section 2 Pgs

Social Control.

UNIT 1: CHAPTER 3: CULTURAL CONFORMITY & ADAPTATION.

What comes to mind when you hear deviance or deviants?

Social Control Unit II: Culture. Social Control Every society develops norms that reflect the cultural values its members consider important For society.

Social Control How do we maintain order?. 2 Ways to enforce society’s norms (social control) 1. Internalization 2. Sanctions.

Sanctions. Most norms are followed automatically, but some are motivated by… Sanctions – –rewards or punishments used to enforce conformity to norms.

Social Control.  Every society develops norms that reflect the cultural values  In order for a society to run smoothly, norms must be upheld  Norms.

Culture Conformity and Culture Adaptation. Conformity Norms create social control – needed to keep stability in a society! Two ways in which norms are.

Chapter 3 Cultural Conformity & Adaptation. Section 1: A. The American Values System.

S OCIAL C ONTROL Chapter 3, Section 2. I NTERNALIZATION OF N ORMS There are two main ways in which norms are enforced– internalization and sanctions.

Culture. People constantly interchange Society and Culture… Are they the same?

Section 1 at a Glance Social Control People generally follow social norms—and expect others to as well—because they have internalized the norms that they.

Unit 6: Deviance and Social Inequality part I By: Abbey Cameron.

Sociology Ch. 3 S. 2 Obj: Identify how the norms of society are enforced; describe the differences between positive and negative sanctions and between.

Groups, Conformity and Behaviours

Unit 2: Culture Unit Objective: To define the term culture, to clarify the difference between culture and society. To identify and explain the components.

Chapter 7, Deviance, Conformity and Social Control

Social Controls and Sanctions

Cultural Conformity and Adaptation

Exponents: Negative & Zero

How is Culture transmitted to the next generation?

Sociology: 3.2 Social Control

Continuing Cultural Adaptations

Part 2: The Components of Culture

What do they say about our culture?

American Values Personal Achievement.

Chapter 3.3 Norms & Values.

Rules defining appropriate and inappropriate behavior

Deviance and Social Control

HOW DO WE GET PEOPLE TO FOLLOW NORMS?

Conformity Unit 2.

Social Control. Social Control Important to note that you need to assess two main implications: 1. Ethical 2. Practical So, remind yourself what the.

The enforcing of norms through either internal or external means.

Deviance & Crime Part 1.

Defining Deviance and Deviance Theories

Culture To learn a culture is to learn people’s values, their ideas of what is desirable in life. Values  are the standards by which people define.

Journal #1: Non-Conformity

Social Control and Sanctions

Unit 2 Review: Culture.

Culture A review game A Hogie Production.

How is Culture transmitted to the next generation?

Presentation transcript:

HOW IS SOCIETY CONTROLLED? SOCIAL CONTROL HOW IS SOCIETY CONTROLLED?

WHAT ARE NORMS? Norms shared rules of conduct that tell people how to act in specific situations

SOCIAL CONTROL INTERALIZATION Process by which a norm becomes part of an individual's personality, thereby making the individual automatically conform to society’s expectations.

SOCIAL CONTROL SANCTIONS Rewards are punishments that enforce conformity to norms

SOCIAL CONTROL POSITIVE SANCTIONS A sanction in the form of a reward Examples-praise, ribbons, raise

SOCIAL CONTROL NEGATIVE SANCTIONS Punishment or threat used to enforce conformity Traffic ticket, suspension

SOCIAL CONTROL FORMAL SANCTIONS Reward or punishment that is given by some formal organization Examples-termination from a job, purple heart

SOCIAL CONTROL INFORMAL SANCTIONS Spontaneous expression of (dis)approval given by an individual or group Examples-standing ovation, smile

SOCIAL CONTROL POSITIVE FORMAL SANCTION NEGATIVE FORMAL SANCTION POSITIVE INFORMAL SANCTION NEGATIVE INFORMAL SANCTION

???GUESS??? ???THAT??? ???SANCTION???

POSITIVE INFORMAL SANCTION

NEGATIVE FORMAL SANCTION

INFORMAL POSITIVE SANCTION

SUSPENSION

FORMAL NEGATIVE SANCTION

FORMAL NEGATIVE SANCTION

FORMAL POSITIVE SANCTION

INSULTS

NEGATIVE INFORMAL SANCTION

NEGATIVE INFORMAL SANCTION

LOW GRADES

NEGATIVE FORMAL SANCTION

NEGATIVE INFORMAL SANCTION

SOCIAL CONTROL It is through these means (internalization & sanctions) that the norms of society are enforced; thus upheld.