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Explain Foucault's concept of the Panoptican and its relevance for the study of deviance.
Social Relationships
Connections between individuals, shaped by social interactions, that affect behavior and emotional health.
Standardization
In psychological testing, the process by which one obtains and organizes test scores from various population groups, so that the results of a person’s completing a test can be compared to those of others of his or her gender, in his or her age group, and so on.
Population Groups
Categories of individuals, often distinguished by sociodemographic or genetic characteristics, used in the analysis of epidemiological and sociological research.
Test Scores
Quantitative measures used to evaluate and compare an individual’s knowledge or understanding in a specific area or subject.
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