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Social Control Theory
A theory in sociology that suggests mechanisms, such as societal norms and regulations, are used to maintain social order by discouraging deviant and criminal behavior.
Deviance
Behaviors or actions that violate societal norms and expectations, often eliciting negative responses from others.
Social Control
Mechanisms, strategies, and institutions used by societies to regulate individual behavior, ensuring conformity to laws and social norms.
Label
A term or phrase used to categorize and identify individuals or groups based on characteristics or behaviors.
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