8- deviance by MRS.DEERSON

2025-01-02 18:45:10 UTC

-Madison Cangialosi- Deviance is society's norms and how they effect the people around them and the people making theses norms are people in that society.

2025-01-02 18:45:52 UTC

Defiance acts are something that people do that are different from the norms in their society. Something like tattoos, which was once something only criminals had, is now widely accepted after people started regularly getting tattoos. - Sean Basham

2025-01-02 18:46:03 UTC

Deviance is behavior that violates social norms or expectations. What counts as deviant is decided by society, based on cultural values, norms, and context, and can vary across time, place, and groups.

rbarda — 2025-01-02 18:46:05 UTC

Deviance: Deviance is the act of violating a sort of norm that could be cultural, societal, religious, etc.

For example, standing up in class and taking over as a teacher is deviance, for you are not breaking an actual rule but violating a norm

Deviance can be created by anyone - it could be decades old and made by the first president or created by your mother or father. IIt does not matter who made it, as long as it is something that is regulated and normal.

Rotem

2025-01-02 18:46:17 UTC

Deviance is going against the norms of society, which isn't necessarily breaking laws, but doing things that isn't normalized. People who make the norms are society as a whole, but the terms of deviance and what is considered deviance can change overtime. For example, tattoos and single parenthood both used to be considered deviant but they are now normal.

-Aarshiya V

skailasanathan3 — 2025-01-02 18:46:33 UTC

Deviance is a violation of a norm. Some types of deviance can include anything as minor as picking your nose, to committing a mass murder. Deviance is also described by a certain behavior that can't be defined.

-Sid K

2025-01-02 18:46:41 UTC

Deviance is a action or idea that goes against social norms, it is decided by the people in a society and a group, based on the social norms that are put in place. Like how in the 50's it was a deviant action for women to work a job outside the home.

sramkumar — 2025-01-02 18:46:44 UTC

Sahana Ramkumar

Deviance is opposition to social norms set in each given society. The decision of who is deviant and what is considered deviant behaviors is decided by the society itself, often by those who hold the most social power. In different societies, it could mean different things, like in a place run by religion, the religious leaders would decide these social norms.

Anyone who actively opposes these norms and behaviors expected of the civilians in the society would be considered deviant. It is decided through their behavior, beliefs, and outwardly presentation of themselves.

jsingh69 — 2025-01-02 18:46:51 UTC

Deviance is when you don't conform to what is seen as normal in society. Some examples of deviance are tattoos, vegan lifestyles, jogging, smoking weed, and many other things that are not fully accepted in society. What is seen as an act of deviance is dependent on the views of society and how people feel about those acts. In this case, weed was seen as deviant because many people disproved of it, but now, since a majority of people agree that weed should be legal, it is no longer seen as deviant.

-Jivraj

mrherbst — 2025-01-02 18:46:55 UTC

Deviance is society norm's and how they effect the people around them. The people that decided what deviance is are the people in those society. and the other society's around it - Mikayla Herbst

jsamaan — 2025-01-02 18:47:00 UTC

Joseph : Deviance is the action of rebelling (can be expressed through protests, etc). For example, the legalization of marijuana is becoming increasingly popular, evident through the fact that "67%" of people would legalize it in some way. This rebels the societal notion that marijuana is unacceptable in any form throughout the nation. While deviance can be expressed through rebelling these social expectations, it differs from a crime because it does not actively target or oppose the law (i.e. drug dealing).

apalla2 — 2025-01-02 18:47:03 UTC

deviance is when people behave abnormally compared to society. For example, even though things such as tattoos and vegan lifestyles are more common now, in the past they were considered deviant because they did not align with what was "normal". Deviance depends on cultural norms and the current standards in a society.

2025-01-02 18:47:10 UTC

Deviance is going against social norms, revolting from common and accepted customs, and overall differing from what society deems common or normal. This is decided by the people and their shared opinions, that are justified by widespread agreement.

-Mikayla

2025-01-02 18:47:13 UTC

Deviance is behavior or actions that go against the norms, values, or rules of a society. Society decides what is considered deviant through its culture, laws, and social norms. It is based on social expectations, and what is seen as deviant can change depending on time, place, and context. For example, an act might be normal in one culture but deviant in another. An example of this is marijuana being legalized in Colorado but not in Canada.

- Yasmina

2025-01-02 18:47:18 UTC

Deviance means doing something different then the norm. Some examples include tattoos, being vegan, being a single parent, etc. The people/society contribute to create the norms and set the expectations or stereotypes for society.

2025-01-02 18:47:23 UTC

deviance is any activity that goes against what the majority of society believes is right. it varies based on cultural norms. some example include tattoos, divorce, and veganism. - Aaruni

mkhan35 — 2025-01-02 18:47:37 UTC

Deviance violates any norms.. such as cultural and social norms. That is decided by the people and society. Any person in society can create deviance. Just what becomes considered to be " normal "

2025-01-02 18:47:42 UTC

Deviance is going against what people's in society think are wrong or breaking laws passed by the government. People in society and the government decide what action is deviant or not. For example, when Elizabeth Eckford entered her desegregated school according to the government, while the law saw what she did as right, the people in the school saw what she had done as against societal norms and therefore deviant even if the law did not see it as deviant. - Gabe Nahoum

2025-01-02 18:48:36 UTC

Lavanya Sinha:

Deviance is the violation against social norms in society. Some examples of deviance back in the day were tattoos, single parenthood, and breast implants. However deviance can change over time, which can be positive or negative. Now in the modern age, tattoos, single parenthood, and breast implants are more accepted into society, which has become more of a social norm today.

Society determines what concepts are deviant.

Society determines something as deviant based on their beliefs, behavior, and culture, but it can change over time.

2025-01-02 18:48:55 UTC

Deviance is the action of going against the commonly held norms.

For example: Using Marijuana is considered deviant because most of society does not do it.

Deviance can be created by anyone it can be done as long as there is a long existing and respected norm.

2025-01-02 18:50:05 UTC

Deviance is the action of going against the commonly held norms.

2025-01-02 18:51:08 UTC

Deviance is a violation of established expectations, cultural, or social norms. An example could be listening to music while walking to class is normal, but listen to music while on witness stand before a judge could get you fined. Deviance is decided by what the "norm" is which is decided by anyone/everyone.

2025-01-02 18:51:30 UTC

Deviance is acting in a way that goes against society's norms. Society decides what they think is normal.

tamjad2 — 2025-01-02 18:51:43 UTC

Deviance is going against social norms, or laws established by society. For example tattoos. People is society can create deviances.

jvwolf1 — 2025-01-02 18:53:32 UTC

Jillian Wolf

What is DEVIANCE? Deviance is the defying of social norms. For example, it was considered deviant to have a divorce due to family roles.

Who and how is that decided? Society determines social norms over time by people trying to fit in with the rest of society

2025-01-02 19:07:50 UTC

Deviant acts: Marrying multiple people

Having children very young

Leaving children with someone else

Illegal acts: Sex with a minor

Child Abandonment

Forced Sex

Forced Labor

Sean Basham

apalla2 — 2025-01-02 19:08:45 UTC

deviance is something that disturbs a societies peace. Crime is something that is illegal and has consequences. In the episode the polygamy was illegal. However the racist comment the boy made was deviant

2025-01-02 19:09:54 UTC

The crime in this episode is the polygamy, since it is against the laws and is illegal. The deviance is the large age gap between the marriages, since it isn't illegal to have large age gaps, but is very much against the norms of society.

-Aarshiya V

rbarda — 2025-01-02 19:10:28 UTC

The deviance in this episode is the man marrying 16-year-old Michelle because while it is not illegal to marry someone with such a big age range, it is against the societal norm and what is traditional

The crime is killing Caleb in order to protect Michelle - murder is always against the law

Rotem

2025-01-02 19:11:30 UTC

Deviance is rebelling from the social norms and crime is when you are breaking the law. Crime can result is serious consequences when deviance does have a certain consequences. Polygamy is an example of a crime because it is illegal. A example of deviance is the age gap between the Michelle and her husband. Although, there age gap is not illegal it goes against societies norm.

mkhan35 — 2025-01-02 19:11:40 UTC

The difference between deviance and crime is that deviance is something that is seen as okay to do, and not wrong. A crime is something wrong and will be looked down upon by the people. For example in the episode: Polygamy Is Illegal. A norm in this episode is that young boys weren't able to smile or talk to girls their age, while old men were.

2025-01-02 19:12:01 UTC

Acts of deviance in the episode is polygamy, murder and marrying an under age female

skailasanathan3 — 2025-01-02 19:12:32 UTC

Deviance is the act of violating a norm. The act of being deviant is Michelle going back to Wyatt. This is seen as deviant behavior as Michelle knew that such behavior was wrong as she was unwilling to be with a 62-year-old man, but, without his help, she could not raise or give up on her kids. The difference between Deviance and Crime is that deviance violates norms, while crime is breaking or violating the law.

jsingh69 — 2025-01-02 19:12:44 UTC

An example of a deviant act in the episode is the fact that Wyatt had many wives. This is seen as deviant because people see polygamy as a bad thing, and it is even illegal at the federal level and in every state in the US. The difference between deviance and crime, however, is that every crime is a deviant act, as it violates laws and therefore violates the views of society, while deviance is just an act that is not accepted by society and could possibly be positive or negative.

2025-01-02 19:12:46 UTC

In this episode of Law and Order, polygamy is deviant and is seen as deviant because having only one spouse is the social norm and law. An example of deviance was the age gap between Michelle and her husband. Deviance is going against social rules while crime is breaking the law.

-Yasmina

2025-01-02 19:13:23 UTC

Deviance is going against societal norms or laws passed by the government. In this, trying to kidnap Michelle was deviant as it is not acceptable to kidnap people. Also having a relationship and sex with a 16 year old as a adult, a person abandoning their own child, and having multiple wives is deviant. The difference between crime and deviance, is that deviance is going against government's laws or societal norms while crime is only going against the laws of the government.

Gabe Nahoum

tamjad2 — 2025-01-02 19:13:57 UTC

Deviance is the act of going against the society norms and crime is going against the law. In the episode The boy who made a racist comment was deviant. The crime in the episode is the polygamy.

sramkumar — 2025-01-02 19:14:24 UTC

Sahana Ramkumar

Criminal

Polygamy
Sexual relations with minors
Rape

Deviant

Isolated coumpounds
Mormonism
Young mothers

2025-01-02 19:14:54 UTC

Lavanya Sinha:

The difference between deviance and crime, is that deviance is violations of social and cultural norms which is understood by society. However crime is violation against laws, which is enforced by the government.

Acts of deviance is marrying underage, since Michelle was 16, and polygamy. This is because it is not usual when people ages 16 and younger get married since they are still young. Other examples are abandonment of children, Mormonism, and young mothers.

Crime would be murder and, in some cases, polygamy. Other examples are statutory rape, sex with a minor if it was not consensual, and kidnapping.

mrherbst — 2025-01-02 19:15:17 UTC

Deviance is a broader concept referring to any behavior or belief that strays from societal norms, whether or not it is illegal. while crime is a specific form of deviance that involves breaking the law and is punishable by the criminal justice system. The deviance in the law and order episode is the age gap between Michelle and the person she was married too. - Mikayla Herbst

jvwolf1 — 2025-01-02 19:18:22 UTC

Jillian Wolf

What is deviant? The deviance in the episode is the age gap between the husband and his wives Why is it deviant? A social norm is a small age gap, unlike 52 and 16.

What is the difference between DEVIANCE AND CRIME? Crime violates laws while deviance does not technically break any laws and only violates social norms