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| Behavior, belief or condition that violates social norms, values, ideology or rules within a group. Draws mild to severe sanctions. |
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| Mental or physical harm or anxiety and demeaning or degrading behavior regardless of intent or consent. |
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| Structural strain develops when goals of the social system cannot be achieved through socially approved means. Leads to deviance. |
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Infliction of an adverse stimulus, physical, verbal or gestural, upon one person by another.
Hostile: Primary goal is to inflict injury or psychological harm.
Instrumental: Occurs during process of non-aggressive goal.
Controlled: Planned release of aggressive behavior. |
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Physical assault-type behavior that has the potential to or does injure another person. Four types:
Brutal body contact- tackle, hockey check.
Borderline violence- Illegal violence but routinely utilized, (bean ball in baseball.)
Quasi-criminal violence: Violation of rules and player norms, (Rush mound.)
Criminal violence: Actions seen as criminal regardless of sport. |
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| Working class men who disrupt soccer games with antisocial behavior. (Green Street Hooligans). |
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