In Forming His Theory, Sutherland Took into Account Each of the Following

question 26

Multiple Choice

In forming his theory, Sutherland took into account each of the following EXCEPT :

• A) Criminal behavior is not necessarily different from conventional behavior.
• B) Individual responses to societal reaction vary in sensitivity and vulnerability.
• C) Values are important in determining behavior.
• D) Certain people and locations are more crime prone than others.

Analyze the role of power dynamics and economic decision-making within American society.

Describe the instrumental and expressive roles within family structures.

Evaluate critiques of structural-functionalism including its perspective on social change and traditional family roles.

Understand how family roles, systems, and structures contribute to societal stability and individual well-being.

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Definitions:

Sexually Offensive Conduct

behaviors or actions that are sexual in nature and violate social norms or legal standards, potentially leading to sexual harassment or assault allegations.

Employer

A person or organization that hires people to work for them in exchange for compensation.

Disparate-Impact Discrimination

Discrimination that results from certain employer practices or procedures that, although not discriminatory on their face, have a discriminatory effect.

Protected Class

A group of persons protected by specific laws because of the group’s defining characteristics, including race, color, religion, national origin, gender, age, and disability.