1. HOW IS SOCIETY CONTROLLED?
SOCIAL CONTROL
HOW IS SOCIETY CONTROLLED?

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

3. 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.

5. SOCIAL CONTROL SANCTIONS
Rewards are punishments that enforce conformity to norms

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

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

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

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

10. SOCIAL CONTROL POSITIVE FORMAL SANCTION NEGATIVE FORMAL SANCTION
POSITIVE INFORMAL SANCTION
NEGATIVE INFORMAL SANCTION

11. ???GUESS??? ???THAT??? ???SANCTION???

13. POSITIVE INFORMAL SANCTION

15. NEGATIVE FORMAL SANCTION

17. INFORMAL POSITIVE SANCTION

18. SUSPENSION

19. FORMAL NEGATIVE SANCTION

21. FORMAL NEGATIVE SANCTION

23. FORMAL POSITIVE SANCTION

24. INSULTS

25. NEGATIVE INFORMAL SANCTION

27. NEGATIVE INFORMAL SANCTION

28. LOW GRADES

29. NEGATIVE FORMAL SANCTION

31. NEGATIVE INFORMAL SANCTION

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