A. White collar crime
B. Organized crime
C. Non-criminal deviance
D. Global terrorism
A. The use of corporal punishment by employers
B. Excluding women from participating in waged labor
C. Punctuality uninterrupted work and the threat of dismissal
D. Making routine tasks less monotonous
A. Social integration
B. Lifestyle choices
C. Social inequality
D. Work patterns
A. Only by individuals
B. Only by groups
C. By individual or by entire group
D. None of these
A. Techniques of neutralization
B. Deviance
C. Cultural transmission
D. Sanctions
A. William chambliss
B. Emile durkheim
C. Richard quinney
D. Stanley milgram
A. Robert merton
B. Emile durkhieim
C. Howard s becker
D. Edwin sutherland
A. White-collar crimes
B. Violent crimes against people
C. “victimless” crimes
D. Organized crime
A. The per row principle
B. The peter principle
C. The school principal
D. Normal accidents
A. Hate crimes violence against ethnic minorities simply because of their race
B. Institutional racism systematic forms of disadvantage built into the routines and practices of social institutions
C. Overt racism in the police force that must be tackled by institutional reforms
D. Growing numbers of asylum seekers in need of long-term accommodation