Anthropologists Who Study Economic Behavior in Non-Capitalist Societies Tend to Agree

question 10

True/False

Anthropologists who study economic behavior in non-capitalist societies tend to agree with economists that rationality is universal to all human societies.

Understand labeling theory and its implications for deviant identity and behavior.

Discuss the role of differential association and symbolic interaction in understanding deviance.

Analyze how societal reactions to deviance contribute to the phenomenon of labeling and subsequent identity formation.

Recognize the influence of social structures and interactions on the definitions and perceptions of deviance.

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