University of Calgary

Question 1 (1 point) Saved If you said that adultery is not deviant until one is accused of such deviance, you would most likely be a _____ theorist. Question 1 options: Divorced! (This is not the answer). Conflict. Strain. Learning. Labelling. Postmodernist.

Question 25 (1 point) Saved When people face prejudice and discrimination because of say, both "race" and sex, this is known as _____. Question 25 options: Intersectionality. Subordinate masculinity. Vertical segregation.

Question 24 (1 point) Saved Because they contain the assumption that there is nothing inherently wrong about crime and deviance, all of the following theories, except one, suggest that crime and deviance are manufactured by society. Question 24 options: Postmodern perspective. Conflict perspective. Control theories. Labelling theory.

Question 21 (1 point) Saved Consider the following hypothetical scenario. A student is caught cheating on an examination and claims that the cheating is the result of parental pressure. The student claims to cheat for their parents. This explanation is best characterized (by Sykes and Matza) as _____. Question 21 options: Denial of responsibility. Denial of injury. Denial of victim. Condemning the condemners. Appeal of higher loyalties.

Question 18 (1 point) Saved With the understanding that the following are "ideal types", it can be suggested that Calgary best approximates a(n) ________ city. Question 18 options: Postmodern. Industry. Corporate. None of the above.

Question 14 (1 point) Saved Merton would identify a rapist as a(n) _____. Question 14 options: Innovator. Rebel. Ritualist. Retreatist. None of the above.