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1 $100,000 Pyramid Directions 1. Get in groups of three & follow verbal directions for arranging desks 2. Team member facing front will give clues 3. Team member facing back will guess answers 4. Side member will keep score 5. You will rotate each round – So each member has a chance at each position

2 $100,000 Pyramid Criminal Justice System DevianceReliabilityMeritocracy Victimless Crime Conspicuous Consumption

3 $100,000 Pyramid Validity SurveyRebel Robert Merton Strain Theory RetreatistInnovator

4 $100,000 Pyramid Crowd Bourgeoisie Caste System White- Collar Primary Group Blue - Collar

5 $100,000 Pyramid social stratification Crowd Open-Ended Question Sexual Counter Revolution GroupThinkGender

6 $100,000 Pyramid Secondary Group Empirical Evidence Labeling theory Deviant Subculture Incest taboohomophobia

7 $100,000 Pyramid Medicalization Of deviance Stanley Milgram Study Solomon Ashe Study Primary Sexual Characteristics Status consistency proletariat

8 $100,000 Pyramid Social Mobility Marx theories On wealth & power SociologyEndogamous Types of Victimless Crimes Sociological Findings Of Rape

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