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1 Crime and Deviance Who Wants To Be A Millionaire? Click to Play
Theories of Deviance 2 Click to Play

2 For Marxists, laws are created by and reflect the interests of the:
Who Wants To Be A Millionaire? Crime and Deviance Theories of Deviance 2 For Marxists, laws are created by and reflect the interests of the: A. Powerful C. Proletariat B. Poor D. Police

3 Crime and Deviance Who Wants To Be A Millionaire? Is the right answer
Theories of Deviance 2 Is the right answer A. Powerful C. Proletariat B. Poor D. Police

4 Order in Capitalist societies is maintained through force and:
Who Wants To Be A Millionaire? Crime and Deviance Theories of Deviance 2 Order in Capitalist societies is maintained through force and: A. Compromise C. Socialisation B. Soft policing D. Punishment

5 Crime and Deviance Who Wants To Be A Millionaire? Is the right answer
Theories of Deviance 2 Is the right answer A. Compromise C. Socialisation B. Soft policing D. Punishment

6 According to Hall et al (1978)
Who Wants To Be A Millionaire? Crime and Deviance Theories of Deviance 2 According to Hall et al (1978) who were scapegoated to deflect attention away from a crisis of capitalism? A. Black muggers C. Punks B. Travellers D. Street beggars

7 Crime and Deviance Who Wants To Be A Millionaire? Is the right answer
Theories of Deviance 2 Is the right answer A. Black muggers C. Punks B. Travellers D. Street beggars

8 Crime and Deviance Who Wants To Be A Millionaire?
Theories of Deviance 2 Marxists link increases in deviant behaviour to: A. Criticisms of capitalism C. Capitalism B. Crises in capitalism D. Crises at Christmas

9 Crime and Deviance Who Wants To Be A Millionaire? Is the right answer
Theories of Deviance 2 Is the right answer A. Criticisms of capitalism C. Capitalism B. Crises in capitalism D. Crises at Christmas

10 Crime and Deviance Who Wants To Be A Millionaire?
Theories of Deviance 2 For Willis (1977), subcultural development among ‘the lads’ was an attempt to solve the problem of: A. Status C. Masculinity B. Failure D. Boredom

11 Crime and Deviance Who Wants To Be A Millionaire? Is the right answer
Theories of Deviance 2 Is the right answer A. Status C. Masculinity B. Failure D. Boredom

12 Hall and Jefferson referred to youth
Who Wants To Be A Millionaire? Crime and Deviance Theories of Deviance 2  Hall and Jefferson referred to youth subcultures as involving what form of resistance? A. Substantial C. Symbolic B. Hegemonic D. Superior

13 Crime and Deviance Who Wants To Be A Millionaire? Is the right answer
Theories of Deviance 2 Is the right answer A. Substantial C. Symbolic B. Hegemonic D. Superior

14 Crime and Deviance Who Wants To Be A Millionaire?
Theories of Deviance 2 Which of the following is not an example of a “spectacular” subculture? A. Punks C. Skinheads B. Swingers D. Mods

15 Crime and Deviance Who Wants To Be A Millionaire? Is the right answer
Theories of Deviance 2 Is the right answer A. Punks C. Skinheads B. Swingers D. Mods

16 Crime and Deviance Who Wants To Be A Millionaire?
Theories of Deviance 2 Dick Hebdidge wrote about the meaning of: A. Symbols C. Style B. Labels D. Status

17 Crime and Deviance Who Wants To Be A Millionaire? Is the right answer
Theories of Deviance 2 Is the right answer A. Symbols C. Style B. Labels D. Status

18 Taylor, Walton and Young are associated with what form of criminology?
Who Wants To Be A Millionaire? Crime and Deviance Theories of Deviance 2 Taylor, Walton and Young are associated with what form of criminology? A. Conventional C. Constitutive B. Corrective D. Critical

19 Crime and Deviance Who Wants To Be A Millionaire? Is the right answer
Theories of Deviance 2 Is the right answer A. Conventional C. Constitutive B. Corrective D. Critical

20 Crime and Deviance Who Wants To Be A Millionaire?
Theories of Deviance 2 Whose study in Seattle showed a symbiotic relationship between control agencies and criminals? A. Stan Cohen C. Jock Young B. William Chambliss D. Stuart Hall

21 Crime and Deviance Who Wants To Be A Millionaire? Is the right answer
Theories of Deviance 2 Is the right answer A. Stan Cohen C. Jock Young B. William Chambliss D. Stuart Hall

22 Who accused Taylor, Walton and Young of “romanticising criminals”?
Who Wants To Be A Millionaire? Crime and Deviance Theories of Deviance 2 Who accused Taylor, Walton and Young of “romanticising criminals”? A. Paul Q. Hirst C. Jock Young B. Stan Cohen D. Robin P. Hood

23 Crime and Deviance Who Wants To Be A Millionaire? Is the right answer
Theories of Deviance 2 Is the right answer A. Paul Q. Hirst C. Jock Young B. Stan Cohen D. Robin P. Hood

24 Crime and Deviance Who Wants To Be A Millionaire?
Theories of Deviance 2 Who applied the term “Left Idealism” to the New Criminology of Taylor, Walton and Young? A. Paul Taylor C. Jock Young B. Ian Walton D. Paul Cohen

25 Crime and Deviance Who Wants To Be A Millionaire? Is the right answer
Theories of Deviance 2 Is the right answer A. Paul Taylor C. Jock Young B. Ian Walton D. Paul Cohen

26 Crime and Deviance Who Wants To Be A Millionaire?
Theories of Deviance 2 Which Marxist concept can be defined as “freedom within certain limits”? A. Autonomy C. Relative autonomy B. Relative freedom D. Autopoesis

27 Crime and Deviance Who Wants To Be A Millionaire? Is the right answer
Theories of Deviance 2 Is the right answer A. Autonomy C. Relative autonomy B. Relative freedom D. Autopoesis

28 Crime and Deviance Who Wants To Be A Millionaire?
Theories of Deviance 2 Cohen’s (1972) “loss of identity” thesis argued skinhead subcultures involved: A. Symbolic space C. Symbolic interaction B. Realistic resistance D. Fatalist acceptance

29 Crime and Deviance Who Wants To Be A Millionaire? Is the right answer
Theories of Deviance 2 Is the right answer A. Symbolic space C. Symbolic interaction B. Realistic resistance D. Fatalist acceptance

30 Crime and Deviance Who Wants To Be A Millionaire?
Theories of Deviance 2 Who characterised government in capitalist society as agents of a ruling class? A. Quinney C. Hall B. Schwendinger D. Jefferson

31 Crime and Deviance Who Wants To Be A Millionaire? Is the right answer
Theories of Deviance 2 Is the right answer A. Quinney C. Hall B. Schwendinger D. Jefferson

32 Crime and Deviance Who Wants To Be A Millionaire? Congratulations
Theories of Deviance 2 Congratulations Click to Exit

33 Crime and Deviance Who Wants To Be A Millionaire? Is the wrong answer…
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