What I learnt today? by Jessica Mariella Calderón Méndez

Jens Alvarado

2022-07-05 18:27:12 UTC

I learn about the meaning about deviance, that is doing things with a negative response and a deviant person is kinda the same thing.
i learned about the strain theory that puts in the table like 4 different type of doing things, like achieving goals without thinking if we are doing a bad or good thing, of that take us to our goal, we gonna do it. or the one that is about doing stuff without looking for a goal, or doing only good things to achieve our goal,etc. so at the end of the day that’s what i learned, the type of what a deviant person does and the 4 statements that the strain theory do.

Daniella fuentes

2022-07-05 18:27:26 UTC

I learned about that deviance is any violation of society’s norms.
I learned what is internal and external social control:
Internal social control develops during the socialization process and external is based on social sanctions.
Some examples are;
Internal social control:think about our daily routine of getting up in the morning and going to work every day.

External social control: a person may have the desire to shoplift because of the use of store security causes the person to refrain from stealing.

Diana Cruz

2022-07-05 18:29:30 UTC

1. We talk more about deviance and examples, so we go deeper into the topic.
2. We also talk about negative and positive deviance and their differences including examples at class.
3. Also we talked about social sanction which are rewards or punishments that are going to encourage in a certain way a good behavior.
4. We learned more about anomie that is kind of when rules are kind of week
5. I learned so much more about internal social control which is kind of when we for example don’t do something because we know is not ok

Giancarlo Delgado 4to Bach A

2022-07-05 18:29:37 UTC

1. What is deviance
2. Social control
3. How can we identify positive and negative deviance
4. How social control can be useful for us to find the way for not being a deviant or at least being a positive one
5. Examples of internal and external control and how can we identify it

Juan Manuel España

2022-07-05 18:34:33 UTC

I learn about the meaning of deviance, that is, doing things with a negative response and a deviant person is more or less the same. I learned that deviance is any violation of society's norms.

Marcello García

2022-07-05 18:36:15 UTC

Deviance is behavior that violates social norms and arouses negative social reactions.
Crime is behavior that is considered so serious that it violates formal laws prohibiting such behavior Social control refers to ways in which a society tries to prevent and sanction behavior that violates norms.
The fact that both deviance and crime arouse negative social reactions reminds us that every society needs to ensure that its members generally obey social norms in their daily interaction. Social control refers to ways in which a society tries to prevent and sanction behavior that violates norms.

Keyner Dionicio

keynered — 2022-07-05 18:36:25 UTC

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Valeria Marín

2022-07-06 13:34:13 UTC

1. The first point that i think it’s worth mentioning is that besides learning the definition itself of deviant, we learned that is completely subjective which is very interesting, it makes you ask yourself what is actually right or wrong depending of your own morals.
2. The strain theory can be a really good explanation of why there is so much deviance behavior in the world. Frustration and struggle to accomplish goals can lead to temptation to cheat.
3. The different types of social control quite maintain society in “control”, internal is about morality and external is about fear of being sanctioned, either way they keep people in control.
4. Society can easily harm and individuals mental health, it is known that expectation and desperation to accomplish goals that please society may lead to dangerous behaviors.
5. Society and deviants behavior can vary depending on the culture, norms, values of the people and perspective.

Luis Campos

2022-07-06 13:37:46 UTC

I learned about the meaning of deviance , that is basically doing things whit a negative response and is kind the same thing whit a devian persone , we have listen some examples in todays class of a negative and positive deviance .
Se also learn about social control to use it to find the way of trying to not being a deviant
We see some examples of internal and external control and how to identify it

Iván Quiñónez

2022-07-06 13:41:40 UTC

I learned about the meaning of diviance and all the different way we can identify a deviant behavior or action.
- Diviance is doing or acting in a way you aren’t suppose to.
- Crime is acting in a way that could harm others for personal gain.
- Social control is a set of rules that must people accept.

Daniel Bravo 4to bach B

2022-07-06 13:42:09 UTC

1. How can the gap between goals and the success of them in the Strain Theory, like there’s no way of achieve the perfect goal, and how the moral of people can decay by not putting enough effort.
2. The rebellion people doesn’t meant to rebel what the society says as we taught, in the Strain Theory just means changing your goals for other ones.
3. Social Control can be rules put and accepted by everyone, if you say something different in your ideals that gonna be mark as wrong by society.
4. External Social Control can be truly dangerous if you not follow these specific rules, then the other ones can put you in a wrong way, you’re bad cause you’re not following what we’re putting as good.
5. Deviance we mark ‘em as bad people, like the villains in our society, whatever they’re doing is bad because we put them in the wrong way and if you’re in that way, then the punishment comes from you, and some of those punishment can be truly bad for ‘em.

Ander Gonzalzez

2022-07-06 13:43:27 UTC

i learn the mening of diviance nd the differents ways ew can identify an accion

Moral punishment can be a fee and can be an informal punishment
set by their parents, such as starting a curfew
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We also discuss positive and negative deviations and the differences between them, including classroom examples.

Gabriela Soberanis

2022-07-06 13:43:39 UTC

We learn about what is deviance that means the quality of not being usual, and of being generally considered to be unacceptable.

Today I also learned about internal and external control: external it means what other people thinks we are going to think in that way or act in that way while internal is more how we feel if it’s correct or not.

We learn about strain theory means certain strains or stressors increase the likelihood of crime.

Some example could be conformity for example; I wanna live in other country so I take the risk and look for that goal to achieve.

And retreatisim I reject my goal to live and other country and reject the idea of myself traveling around the world.

Michelle Bances

2022-07-06 13:43:48 UTC

- Deviance refers to a rule breaking behaviour of some kind which fails to conform to the norms and expectations of a particular society.
- Deviance is closely related to the concept of crime, which is law breaking behaviour. Criminal behaviour is usually deviant, but not all deviant behaviour is criminal.
- Deviance is relative to the place where it was committed or to the time the act took place. Killing another human is generally considered wrong for example.
- there are several possible reason why social deviance may be associated with faster driving.
- deviance is generally perceived to be disruptive in society. It can weaken established norms, and create division and disorder.

José Luis Gutiérrez

2022-07-06 13:46:33 UTC

I learned that deviance is a violation of a norm
Examples and what is internal and external control, Internal that can be moral and external that can be because of fear
Social sanction that are punishment or rewards
I lear about the strain theory, that is the effort that you want to do to achieve a goal
Deviance is close to crime that is breaking formal laws

Lea Rivers

2022-07-06 13:46:59 UTC

I learned that deviance is any violation of society's norms.

Deviance may be either positive or negative. Negative deviance involves behavior that fails to meet accepted norms.

Now i also know that positive deviance is that there are people whose uncommon behaviour and strategies enable them to find better solutions to problems.

A social sanction is a social reaction of approval or disapproval to someone’s actions.

Social control theory argues that relationships, commitments, values, and beliefs make them not to break the law.

If moral codes are internalized, individuals will voluntarily limit deviant acts.

Leo Méndez

2022-07-06 13:47:26 UTC

I learned about the meaning of deviance. We learned some examples of what it is, the types of deviances and the consequences that some deviance brings.
Deviance can be anything that doesn’t follow the rules, norms or values of the society, based in what they believe is correct or not. It really depends the country or the places that deviants occurred because each place have different believes. Also I learned that it can be positive as long you follow the norm, even if it is extreme.
I learned there is also the types of deviants, the goals and the methods they used to achieve what they want.
Some of these methods to achieve their goals are related to the criminal stuff which is very interesting to see what they believe is right.

Eduardo Bonilla

2022-07-06 13:48:07 UTC

1. I learn about how the negative and positive deviances are and examples of them.
2. Internal and external social control and how do they work with people.
3. The deviance which are the actions and behaviors that violate social norms across formally enacted rules
4. The way in which social control is applied both individually and collectively.
5. The strain theory which is when the structures of society sometimes incite people to commit crimes.

Abraham Garcia

2022-07-06 13:50:12 UTC

What is deviance.
Deviance is any violation of society’s norms.

What is external and internal social control

How can we Identify positive and negative deviance.

Crime is behavior that is considered so serious that violates formal laws.

Social controls refers to ways in which a society tries to prevent a behavior that violates norms.

Structural functionalism argues that deviant behavior plays an active, constructive role in society by ultimately helping cohere different populations within a
society.