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| The deviant behavior of a person who is a conformist in most of his or her life's organization. Their deviant behavior is so trivial and successful conceived, they are never publicly declared as deviant |
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| When one has been publicly identified as a deviant, legitimation of deviance |
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| Italian criminologist, thought that criminals had distinctive physical features |
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| People who are athletic and muscular |
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| People who are thin and bony |
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| People who are soft and round- tent to be more deviant |
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| when an entire group of people together engage in deviant acts, drug subculture |
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| system of people, relationships, and customs operating smoothly to accomplish the work of a society |
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| describes all the means and processes whereby a society seeks conformity to its expectations |
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| If a society is to function efficiently, its members must require a kind of character which makes them want to act in a way they have to act, as members of a society. They must have the desire to do what is objectively necessary for them to do |
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| source of creating a barrier between a subcultural group and the rest of society |
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| lack of conformity to certain rules of society |
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