Deviance: -characteristics of deviance -deviance as a social construction -definition of deviance and definition of crime (distinction between the two concepts) -Functionalist theories on deviance: -Durkheim’s Structural Functionalist Theory, Merton’s Strain-Anomie Theory -SI theories on deviance: -Differential Association Theory, Social Control Theory, Deterrence Theories, Labeling Theory (know all parts of the model) -Conflict theories on deviance (focus is on class conflict tied to class interests and economic pressures) -social control (definition, 2 types, typology of sanctionsDeviance:

-characteristics of deviance

-deviance as a social construction

-definition of deviance and definition of crime (distinction between the two concepts)

-Functionalist theories on deviance:

-Durkheim's Structural Functionalist Theory, Merton's Strain-Anomie Theory

-SI theories on deviance:

-Differential Association Theory, Social Control Theory, Deterrence Theories, Labeling Theory (know all parts of the model)

-Conflict theories on deviance (focus is on class conflict tied to class interests and economic pressures)
-social control (definition, 2 types, typology of sanctions)

-definitions of violent crime, property crime, public order crime, occupational crime, corporate crime, organized crime, and political crime

-understand the four major goals of punishment (retribution, deterrence, incapacitation, and rehabilitation)